150 Million People Signed From Country
02.09.2010 Nationality
]A group of animal rights defenders with American, Canadian and Australian spindles among them, asked Japan to end his horsefish hunting.
[[T]The Japanese capital of Tokyo, the group gathered in front of the US Embassy in Tokyo, asked the US President Barack Obama to print Japan in order to end the fish hunting. [ [The director of the documentary film "Koy" (The Cove) documentary film at the beginning of the Grub, said Richard O'Barry with a petition that wants to stop the dolphin hunting, in order to be given to Obama.
By the documentary, the Oscar winner Richard O’Barry reported that the petition given to the Embassy contains 1.5 million signatures from 150 countries.
In the explanation that the American television series "Flipper" has grown the old dolphin that he made O’Barry, said, "We have gathered here to make this dolphin from the subject of this dolphin, and to ensure that the Japanese government lasted the horsefish hunting."
O’Barry has announced that for years Japan’s Taiji town was held in the open, and the coastal water plans to go to the town to protest the dolphin hunting that paints into every winter blood, but because of the threats he received. [
Richard O’Barry said, "Polys, if I go to Taiji, I warned me in the direction of the incident of Japanese over millennias."
Every year, Japanese fishermen in Taiji town outdoors hunt the average 2 thousand yunus fish.
A part of the dolphins is sold to show centers, while the other part is killed to consume meat.
Japaneses say that the dolphin hunting in Taiji town open is a tradition that lasts from 17th century to date.
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