Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Sister-Dorothy-Stang-Remembrance-in-Brazil-27MZIFNV0C6.htmlConceptually similarSister Dorothy Stang Remembrance in BrazilGP0U1Completed★★★★Sister Dorothy Stang Remembrance in BrazilGP0JHOCompleted★★★★Sister Dorothy Stang Remembrance in BrazilGP0GW6Completed★★★★Sister Dorothy Stang Remembrance in BrazilGP0FWECompleted★★★★Sister Dorothy Stang Remembrance in BrazilGP0YQMCompleted★★★★★★Sister Dorothy Stang Remembrance in BrazilGP0IY6Completed★★★★Sister Dorothy Stang Remembrance in BrazilGP0GW5Completed★★★★Funeral of Sister Dorothy StangGP0CCHCompleted★★★★Funeral of Sister Dorothy StangGP0NFPCompleted★★★★View AllGP0LG5Sister Dorothy Stang Remembrance in BrazilKids dress as wild animals for a play which is shown during the first anniversary of the assassination of Sister Dorothy Stang. In a symbolic act, one year after Sister Dorothy Stang assassination Greenpeace activists and people in the local community erect 772 white crosses and 48 red. The white crosses represent the rural workers assassinated in land conflicts over the last 33 years in Para State. The red here represents the community leaders currently under death threat.Locations:Anapu-Brazil-ParáDate:11 Feb, 2006Credit:© Greenpeace / Daniel BeltráMaximum size:4368px X 2912pxKeywords:Body painting-Children-Day-Face painting-Forests (campaign title)-Girls-KWCI (GPI)-Local population-Memorials-Outdoors-Playing (activity)-Two people-ViolenceShoot:Sister Dorothy Stang Remembrance in BrazilIn a symbolic act, one year after Sister Dorothy Tsang assassination Greenpeace activists and people in the local community erect 772 white crosses and 48 red. The white crosses represent the rural workers assassinated in land conflicts over the last 33 years in Para State. The red here represents the community leaders currently under death threat.
