Arctic Sunrise Arrives in Amsterdam

Two Greenpeace captains hug each other: Pete Willcox and Daniel Rizotti. The Arctic Sunrise arrives in Amsterdam, following her departure from Murmansk. The Greenpeace ship was detained in the Russian port city for over 300 days following a high profile protest against Arctic oil drilling in September 2013. Members of the group of Arctic 30 who were detained in Russia came to the Netherlands. They board the ship on its voyage to Amsterdam. It is the first time they see the ship after their departure from Russia.

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Arctic Sunrise vaart naar Amsterdam

De kapiteins Pete Willcox en Daniel Rizotti van de Arctic Sunrise omhelsen elkaar. Het Greenpeace schip de Arctic Sunrise, hier bij Amsterdam gedurende de reis van Murmansk naar Amsterdam via IJmuiden. Het schip werd in de Russische havenstad meer dan 300 dagen vastgehouden na een protestactie bij een Russisch boorplatform in september 2013. Leden van de Arctic 30 kwamen naar Nederland en voeren mee op het schip naar Amsterdam.

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Arctic Sunrise Arrives in Amsterdam

The Greenpeace icebreaker Arctic Sunrise sails back into Dutch territorial waters after over 300 days in Russian custody. The ship has been held illegally since taking part in a peaceful direct action against state owned oil company Gazprom, as it tried to drill the world’s first oil well in icy Arctic waters. Several members of the so called ‘Arctic 30’ are there to greet the ship and board the vessel in Beverwijk, near Amsterdam.

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Unique identifier: GP0STOICP

Type: Image

Shoot date: 09/08/2014

Locations: Amsterdam, Europe, Netherlands

Size: 2953px × 2066px 448.93 KB

Ranking: ★★★★ (E)