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In Pictures: ACTA Protests in Europe
On February 11 tens of thousands of Europeans took to the streets to voice their opposition to ACTA, currently awaiting ratification by the European parliament.
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On February 11 tens of thousands of people in towns and cities throughout Europe took to the streets to voice their opposition to ACTA, the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement currently awaiting ratification by the European parliament. Braving sub-zero temperatures, protesters unleashed a powerful weapon: homemade Internet meme-based protest signs. A second day of demonstrations is planned for February 25.
"This poster is not available in your country. We apologise for the inconvenience."
ketu° (BY)
SFB-Infos (BY-NC-SA)
kingkero (BY-SA)
escitalopram (BY-NC)
lrumiha (BY)
pierreee (BY-SA)
strassenstriche.net (BY-NC)
martinkrolikowski (BY)
El-Moe (BY-NC-SA)
martinkrokilowski (BY)
Samir2602 (BY-NC-SA)
strassenstriche.net (BY-NC)
Lichtmatrose (BY-NC-SA)
Dennis Knake (BY-NC-SA)
Dennis Knake (BY-NC-SA)
Danilo (BY-NC-SA)
hko_s (BY)
amarillyon (BY-NC-SA)
"With ACTA Shakespeare would be classed as a criminal"
floheinstein (BY-SA)
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