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Keywords
Day
Fairs
Full frame
Genetic engineering
German Government
Illegal
Indoors
KWCI (GPI)
Law
Maize
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SAGE (campaign title)
Action against Genetic Engineering in Berlin
Greenpeace activists confront the German Minister of Agriculture, Horst Seehofer (CSU), with the fact that he is breaking German and EU law by allowing genetically engineered maize - MON810 - in Germany.
During his visit to the agriculture fair 'Gruene Woche', 15 Greenpeace climbers let papers with GMO maize images and the word "Genhofer" flutter on the minister.
In original language:
Aktion gegen Gen-Maises MON810
Bundeslandwirtschaftsminister Horst Seehofer (CSU) verstoesst gegen deutsches und EU-Recht. Laut dem in der deutschen als auch in der EU-Gesetzgebung verankertem Vorsorgeprinzip ist er dazu verpflichtet, den Anbau des riskanten Gen-Maises MON810 in Deutschland zu verbieten. Damit wurde Minister Seehofer waehrend seines Rundgang auf der Internationalen Gruenen Woche in Berlin konfrontiert. 15 Greenpeace-Kletterer lassen von der Hallendecke aus unkontrollierbare Papierschnipsel auf den Minister niederregnen. Aufgedruckte Maisfratzen und der Schriftzug 'Genhofer' symbolisierten dabei die Ausbreitung von Gen-Pflanzen.
Unique identifier:
GP034XZ
Type:
Image
Shoot date:
17/01/2008
Locations:
Berlin
,
Europe
,
Germany
Credit line:
© Paul Langrock / Zenit / Greenpeace
Size:
2362px × 1564px 458KB
Ranking:
★★★★ (E)
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Shoot:
Action against Genetic Engineering in Berlin
Greenpeace activists confront the German Minister of Agriculture, Horst Seehofer (CSU), with the fact that he is breaking German and EU law by allowing genetically engineered maize - MON810 - in Germany. During his visit to the agriculture fair 'Gruene Woche', 15 Greenpeace climbers let papers with GMO maize images and the word "Genhofer" flutter on the minister.
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