Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/-Save-the-Galaxy--Action-at-Samsung-Electronics-HQ-in-Korea-27MZIFJJFNDXV.htmlConceptually similar“Save the Galaxy” Action at Samsung Electronics HQ in KoreaGP0STQCG5Completed★★★★“Save the Galaxy” Action at Samsung Electronics HQ in KoreaGP0STQCG1Completed★★★★“Save the Galaxy” Action at Samsung Electronics HQ in KoreaGP0STQCGHCompleted★★★★“Save the Galaxy” Action at Samsung Electronics HQ in KoreaGP0STQCG7Completed★★★★“Save the Galaxy” Action at Samsung Electronics HQ in KoreaGP0STQCGCCompleted★★★★“Save the Galaxy” Action at Samsung Electronics HQ in KoreaGP0STQCFWCompleted★★★★“Save the Galaxy” Action at Samsung Electronics HQ in KoreaGP0STQCFZCompleted★★★★“Save the Galaxy” Action at Samsung Electronics HQ in KoreaGP0STQCFVCompleted★★★★★★“Save the Galaxy” Action at Samsung Electronics HQ in KoreaGP0STQCFXCompleted★★★★View AllGP0STQCG8“Save the Galaxy” Action at Samsung Electronics HQ in KoreaGreenpeace activists hold a banner. The banner reads “Samsung: 4.3 million reasons to rethink #Save The Galaxy” at the front gate of Samsung Electronics’ headquarters in Suwon. Greenpeace East Asia demands the company to find ways to recycle valuable resources in 4.3 million brand-new Galaxy Note 7 phones. The tech giant has permanently discontinued production of the model after explosions in August due to safety concerns. The action is part of “Save the Galaxy” campaign which calls for the full disclosure of the exact cause of the fault and specific plans to deal with already-manufactured devices and those recalled.Locations:East Asia-Gyeonggi-do-Republic of Korea-SuwonDate:22 Nov, 2016Credit:© Jung Taekyong / GreenpeaceMaximum size:5760px X 3840pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Day-Greenpeace activists-KWCI (GPI)-Office buildings-Outdoors-Props-Samsung-Signs-Two people-Urban areasShoot:“Save the Galaxy” Action at Samsung Electronics HQ in KoreaGreenpeace activists stage an action at the front gate of Samsung Electronics’ headquarters in Suwon. Greenpeace East Asia leads “Save the Galaxy” campaign to call for the full disclosure of the exact cause of the fault and specific plans to deal with already-manufactured devices and those recalled. Greenpeace East Asia demands the company to find ways to recycle valuable resources in 4.3 million brand-new Galaxy Note 7 phones. The tech giant has permanently discontinued production of the model after explosions in August due to safety concerns.Related Collections:“Save the Galaxy” Action at Samsung Electronics HQ in Korea (Photos & Videos)