Animal Rights Activists Worldwide Protest Start of Dolphin Hunting Season in Japan
SEPTEMBER 11, 2017 BY DONNY MOSS
Animal rights activists in over 30 cities around the world marked the first day of Japan’s notorious dolphin hunting season with “International Day of Action” protests, an annual event organized by The Dolphin Project. In NYC, about two dozen activists demonstrated in front of the Japanese consulate in midtown Manhattan, educating locals and tourists about the atrocity and demanding that the Japanese government put a stop to it:
During the hunt, which lasts about six months, fleets of Japanese fishing boats surround pods of dolphins off the coast and drive them into an isolated cove in Taiji, Japan, where the dolphins are snatched from the water to be sold to aquariums or killed for their meat. “It’s a bloodbath during which families are torn apart and massacred. It’s nothing short…
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When you think, calling someone “an animal” is meant to be an insult. Calling someone “human” should be the insult. No other animal is so cruel and barbaric:(
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