Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Weapons-Export-Protest-at-Rheinmetall-Office-in-Berlin-27MDHUA8OT6.htmlConceptually similarWeapons Export Protest at Rheinmetall Office in BerlinGP1SV5PMCompleted★★★★Weapons Export Protest at Rheinmetall Office in BerlinGP1SV5P5Completed★★★★Weapons Export Protest at Rheinmetall Office in BerlinGP1SV5P7Completed★★★★Weapons Export Protest at Rheinmetall Office in BerlinGP1SV5P8Completed★★★★Weapons Export Protest at Rheinmetall Office in BerlinGP1SV5P9Completed★★★★Weapons Export Protest at Rheinmetall Office in BerlinGP1SV5PACompleted★★★★Weapons Export Protest at Rheinmetall Office in BerlinGP1SV5PBCompleted★★★★Weapons Export Protest at Chancellery in BerlinGP1SV5PXCompleted★★★★Weapons Export Protest at Chancellery in BerlinGP1SV5PYCompleted★★★★View AllGP1SV5PFWeapons Export Protest at Rheinmetall Office in BerlinActivists carry a replica children's coffin during a protest against arms exports from the offices of Rheinmetall AG, Germany's largest arms manufacturer to the German chancellery in Berlin.According to UNICEF, 12,000 children were killed or maimed in armed conflicts during 2018.In original language:Protest gegen Waffenexporte an Rheinmetall LobbyzentraleGreenpeace-Aktisten tragen eine Nachbildun von einem Kindersarg waehrend eines Protestes gegen Waffenexporte vom Buero der Rheinmetall AG, Deutschlands groesstem Ruestungshersteller, zum Kanzleramt in Berlin.Laut Unicef wurden 2018 allein 12.000 Kinder in Kriegen und Konflikten getötet oder verstümmelt, eine Zahl, die seit Jahren wächst.Locations:Berlin-Germany-Western EuropeDate:11 May, 2021Credit:© Paul Lovis Wagner / GreenpeaceMaximum size:6048px X 4024pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Banners-Coffins-Day-Greenpeace activists-KWCI (GPI)-Outdoors-Photo opportunities (action tactic)-Props-Rheinmetall AG-Victims-Weapon exportsShoot:Weapons Export Protest at Rheinmetall Office in BerlinActivists stage a protest against arms exports using replica children's coffins at the offices of Rheinmetall AG, Germany's largest arms manufacturer.According to UNICEF, 12,000 children were killed or maimed in armed conflicts during 2018, a steadily growing number over the years.
