Dallas peta demonstration nude

Activists with People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals like to nude up in their demonstrations, and last week was no exception. On Friday, three ladies stripped down well, they were wearing panties in front of a Farmer John sausage processing plant in Vernon to protest the consumption of meat and what they claim is the inhumane treatment of farm animals. The activists were laid out in human-sized meat trays and then bound in plastic wrap to drive home the message that animals and humans are all meat. Or, as their packaging stickers read: flesh. It is also affiliated with the Kings, the Galaxy, Staples Center , the Rose Bowl and other entertainment entities around town.

Wearing nothing but black underwear and black heels, they posed for photos with passersby and played up their skull-painted faces by acting like zombies. You can get a killer look without killing any animals. There with a mission to expose the cruelty involved in obtaining the animal skins for leather goods, the three protestors were delivering PETA's request that all Fashion Week attendees wear faux leather and other vegan options. Several Torontonians on their lunch breaks stopped to take photos of the demonstration, and some quietly voiced their opinions. Poor girls though - they must be freezing. One photographer posed a question that, in light of the factory fire in Bangladesh earlier this year, was likely top of mind for some onlookers.

The injuries were not life-threatening. During the festival the population of the small city in Navarra swells tenfold as more than a million people come from around the world. The five were jailed for 15 years last month after a protracted legal process often criticised for its perceived leniency towards the rapists. Last year 25 incidents were reported, down from 40 in and 43 in That year, in addition to the victim of the wolf-pack case, 18 other women reported sexually motivated attacks involving violence during the festival.

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