More than 1500 people, nearly one quarter of Rarotonga's 8000 population, marched against French nuclear testing from the RAINBOW WARRIOR II to the town centre. 

Madeleine Habib, third mate aboard the RAINBOW WARRIOR II. 

Crew members of the RAINBOW WARRIOR II joined Tahiti's largest ever demonstration in Papeete in protest at French President Chirac's decision to resume nuclear testing at Moruroa atoll in September. 

Crew members of the RAINBOW WARRIOR II joined Tahiti's largest ever demonstration in Papeete in protest at French President Chirac's decision to resume nuclear testing at Moruroa atoll in September. 

RAINBOW WARRIOR II en route to Moruroa atoll to protest against French nuclear testing. 

More than 1500 people, nearly one quarter of Rarotonga's 8000 population, marched against French nuclear testing from the RAINBOW WARRIOR II to the town centre. 

The Prime Minister of the Cook Islands Sir Geoffrey Henry addresses more than 1500 people, nearly one quarter of Rarotonga's 8000 population, during a march protesting against French nuclear testing f 

French Catholic bishop Monsignor Gaillot (left) and anti-nuclear, pro-independence leader Oscar Temaru prior to sailing with Greenpeace aboard RAINBOW WARRIOR II to Moruroa to protest against French P 

Rubbish dump, Rarotonga, Cook Islands, South Pacific. 

David Enever, captain of the RAINBOW WARRIOR II studying charts on the bridge as the ship sails towards the French nuclear test site of Muroroa atoll to protest against French President Chirac's decis 

RAINBOW WARRIOR II in Papeete, Tahiti en route to Moruroa atoll to protest against French President Chirac's decision to resume nuclear testing at the atoll in September. 

Crew member aboard the RAINBOW WARRIOR II as the ship sails towards the French nuclear test site of Muroroa atoll to protest against French President Chirac's decision to resume nuclear testing at the 

Rubbish dump, Rarotonga, Cook Islands, South Pacific. 

Rarotonga/Tahiti 1995 

French Nuclear Testing Tour Rarotonga/Tahiti (1995) 

French authorities refused to allow the RAINBOW WARRIOR II to dock at the main public quay in Papeete as more than 15,000 Tahitian people blocked roads in protest at French President Chirac's decision 

Crew members of the RAINBOW WARRIOR II joined demonstration in Papeete in protest at French President Chirac's decision to resume nuclear testing at Moruroa atoll in September. 

Rubbish dump, Rarotonga, Cook Islands, South Pacific. 

French Nuclear Testing Tour Rarotonga/Tahiti (1995) 

Rarotonga, Cook Islands, South Pacific. 

Rubbish dump, Rarotonga, Cook Islands, South Pacific. 

Philip Pupuka and Richard Leney, crew members aboard the RAINBOW WARRIOR II, inflatable training. 

Crew members of the RAINBOW WARRIOR II joined Tahiti's largest ever demonstration in Papeete in protest at French President Chirac's decision to resume nuclear testing at Moruroa atoll in September. 

As the RAINBOW WARRIOR II visited Papeete, Tahiti en route to Moruroa to protest against French President Chirac's decision to resume nuclear testing at the atoll a commemoration was held to mark the

Islanders greet the RAINBOW WARRIOR II and her crew on their arrival in Rarotonga, Cook Islands in the Pacific Ocean. 

French authorities refused to allow the RAINBOW WARRIOR II to dock at the main public quay in Papeete as more than 15,000 Tahitian people blocked roads in protest at French President Chirac's decision 

Steve Sawyer and Stephanie Mills aboard the RAINBOW WARRIOR II en route to the French nuclear test site of Muroroa atoll to protest against French President Chirac's decision to resume nuclear testing