Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Import-of-Tropical-Timber-Action-in-Rotterdam-27MZIFL0HB8V.htmlConceptually similarImport of Tropical Timber Action in RotterdamGP01PFWCompleted★★★★Import of Tropical Timber Action in RotterdamGP01PFUCompleted★★★★Import of Tropical Timber Action in RotterdamGP0JOBCompleted★★★★Import of Tropical Timber Action in RotterdamGP01PFVCompleted★★★★Import of Tropical Timber Action in RotterdamGP01PFTCompleted★★★★★★★Import of Tropical Timber Action in RotterdamGP01DB6Completed★★★★Import of Tropical Timber Action in RotterdamGP0QNJCompleted★★★★Import of Tropical Timber Action in RotterdamGP0E2OCompleted★★★★Import of Tropical Timber Action in RotterdamGP0UIBCompleted★★★★View AllGP01PFRImport of Tropical Timber Action in RotterdamGreenpeace activists prevent the Global Jane from unloading its cargo in the Rotterdam harbour. The ship is carrying tropical timber from Malaysia and Indonesia. With this action Greenpeace is expressing its support to the continuing blockade by Penan people of a logging road in Sarawak. The banner reads "Op=Op", which translates to English as "Gone=Gone".In original language:Oerbosactie tegen Import Tropisch Hardhout in Rotterdamse HavenHet Greenpeace schip Beluga en actievoerders verhinderen de Global Jane om de lading te lossen in de Rotterdamse haven. Het schip is beladen met tropisch hardhout uit Maleisie en Indonesie. Met deze actie steunt Greenpeace de blokkade van een houtkap route in Sarawak door de Penan bevolking. Op het spandoek staat "Op=Op".Locations:Europe, West Europe-Netherlands-Rotterdam-Rotterdam HarbourDate:27 Apr, 1993Credit:© Greenpeace / Benno NeelemanMaximum size:3642px X 2340pxKeywords:Access blockade actions-Actions and protests-Banners-Boats-Chaining actions-Commercial logging-Deforestation-Forests (campaign title)-Greenpeace activists-Illegal logging-KWCI (GPI)-Props-TimberShoot:Import of Tropical Timber Action in RotterdamThe 'Global Jane' ship arrives in the Rotterdam harbour, carrying tropical timber from Malaysia and Indonesia. Greenpeace activists stop the ship from unloading its cargo by climbing the cranes and unfurling a banner, in protest against logging in the area and the import of tropical timber. With this action Greenpeace is expressing its support to the continuing blockade by Penan people of a logging road in Sarawak.Related Collections:Import of Tropical Timber Action in Rotterdam (Photo & Video)
