Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Protest-against-Anti-Conspiracy-Law-in-Tokyo--Shibuya-27MZIFJX7CZBD.htmlConceptually similarProtest against Anti-Conspiracy Law in Tokyo, ShibuyaGP0STR3HSCompleted★★★★Protest against Anti-Conspiracy Law in Tokyo, ShibuyaGP0STR3HTCompleted★★★★Protest against Anti-Conspiracy Law in Tokyo, ShibuyaGP0STR3HUCompleted★★★★Protest against Anti-Conspiracy Law in Tokyo, ShibuyaGP0STR3HXCompleted★★★★Protest against Anti-Conspiracy Law in Tokyo, ShibuyaGP0STR3HYCompleted★★★★Protest against Anti-Conspiracy Law in Tokyo, ShibuyaGP0STR3I6Completed★★★★Protest against Anti-Conspiracy Law in Tokyo, ShibuyaGP0STR3HWCompleted★★★★★★Protest against Anti-Conspiracy Law in Tokyo, ShibuyaGP0STR3I3Completed★★★★Protest against Anti-Conspiracy Law in Tokyo, ShibuyaGP0STR3I4Completed★★★★View AllGP0STR3HRProtest against Anti-Conspiracy Law in Tokyo, ShibuyaGreenpeace protested against the new anti-conspiracy law that became effective on 11th July 2017 and which could have an impact to shrink democracy space in Japanese civil society by monitoring and regulating freedom of speech. Greenpeace staff members disguised as zombies with the banner stating “freedom never dies” to show our spirit for protecting freedom of speech and democracy against the new law. The protest took in place at the heart of Tokyo, its capital to engage young audience to raise awareness on the issue.In original language:共謀罪施行に抗議「自由は死なない」2017年7月11日、「共謀罪」の趣旨を盛り込んだ「テロ等準備罪」を新設する改正組織犯罪処罰法が施行されたことに対し、グリーンピースは「自由は死なない」とのメッセージバナーを掲げ、東京都渋谷で抗議を行ないました。何度死んでも蘇ってくるゾンビに扮し、「共謀罪」が施行されても、表現の自由、民主主義は生き続けるというメッセージを伝えました。Locations:East Asia-Japan-TokyoDate:11 Jul, 2017Credit:© Masaya Noda / GreenpeaceMaximum size:5000px X 3333pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Cities-Day-Face painting-Greenpeace staff-KWCI (GPI)-Medium group of people-Outdoors-Signs-Theatrical costumes-Urban areasShoot:Protest against Anti-Conspiracy Law in Tokyo, ShibuyaGreenpeace protested against the new anti-conspiracy law that became effective on 11th July 2017 and which could have an impact to shrink democracy space in Japanese civil society by monitoring and regulating freedom of speech.Greenpeace staff members disguised as zombies with the banner stating “freedom never dies” to show our spirit for protecting freedom of speech and democracy against the new law. The protest took in place at the heart of Tokyo, its capital to engage young audience to raise awareness on the issue.
