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| − | ''In context of the International Anti-nuclear Network Meeting in Frankfurt an action against nuclear investments took place on January 2, 2009, at the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. A banner rally took place in front of the entrance of Frankfurt Stock Exchange to deliver a symbolic ‘nuclear timebomb’ at the first business day of 2009. Environmental activists from bulgaria, finland, france, germany, scotland and russia demanded a “nuclear free new year” and said that financial mechanisms should not be used to support dangerous nuclear projects.'' | + | ''In context of the [[International Anti-nuclear Network Meeting December 2008 in Frankfurt/Main|International Anti-nuclear Network Meeting]] in Frankfurt an action against nuclear investments took place on January 2, 2009, at the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. A banner rally took place in front of the entrance of Frankfurt Stock Exchange to deliver a symbolic ‘nuclear timebomb’ at the first business day of 2009. Environmental activists from bulgaria, finland, france, germany, scotland and russia demanded a “nuclear free new year” and said that financial mechanisms should not be used to support dangerous nuclear projects.'' |
''The 'bomb' represents the lethal mistakes of financing and investing in the nuclear industry; an industry that should be decommissioned not revived. For more information have a look to the [[PR:International Antinuclear Rally at Frankfurt Stock Exchange Demands Nuclear Free New Year And A END To Nuclear Investments|press release]].'' | ''The 'bomb' represents the lethal mistakes of financing and investing in the nuclear industry; an industry that should be decommissioned not revived. For more information have a look to the [[PR:International Antinuclear Rally at Frankfurt Stock Exchange Demands Nuclear Free New Year And A END To Nuclear Investments|press release]].'' | ||
Revision as of 20:25, 19 February 2009
In context of the International Anti-nuclear Network Meeting in Frankfurt an action against nuclear investments took place on January 2, 2009, at the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. A banner rally took place in front of the entrance of Frankfurt Stock Exchange to deliver a symbolic ‘nuclear timebomb’ at the first business day of 2009. Environmental activists from bulgaria, finland, france, germany, scotland and russia demanded a “nuclear free new year” and said that financial mechanisms should not be used to support dangerous nuclear projects.
The 'bomb' represents the lethal mistakes of financing and investing in the nuclear industry; an industry that should be decommissioned not revived. For more information have a look to the press release.
- Sample gallery
Banner Against Financing Nuclear Projects
Another View To The Big Banner...
More...
The Banner Again...
The Bomb On Its Way To The Action
The "Nuclear Time Bomb" Was Presented To The Public
Banner Against Nuclear €nvestments
Again...
Nuclear Time Bomb Next To The Stock Exchange Sign
Here It Is Next To Another Stock Exchange Sign
Once Again A Picture Of The Bomb Next To The Stock Exchange Sign
Later It Was Placed In Front Of The Entrance Of The Stock Exchange
The Doors Of The Stocks Exchange Were Closed For A While Because Of The Protest - Nobody Could Enter For This Time
Nuclear Time Bomb Beside The Stock Exchange Montitor
And Another View To The Market Monitor...
Police Watching The Action
They Were Already At The Place With Many Police Cars And Officers Minutes Before The Action Started
At The End The 'Bomb' Was Handed Over To A Representative Of The Stock Exchange
After The Action The Police Arrested An Activist
They Screened Their Violating Assault With Many Officers To Keep Other Activists On Distance
Police Searched Her For Whatever...
... And Did Not Allow Her To Move
When Her ID Card Was Checked And Given Back To Her She Wanted To Go But Was Not Allowed To - Now Police Handcuffed Her
At The End They Took Her Away To The Police Headquarters Where She Had To Stay Until The Next Morning
