Permalink: https://photo.greenpeace.org/archive/Action-against-Genetic-Engineering-in-Vienna-27MZIFVLG1_3.htmlConceptually similarAction against Genetic Engineering in ViennaGP04Q8HCompleted★★★★Action against Genetic Engineering in ViennaGP04Q8LCompleted★★★★Action against Genetic Engineering in ViennaGP04Q8KCompleted★★★★Action against Genetic Engineering in ViennaGP04Q8ICompleted★★★★Genetic Engineering Action at Unilever in ViennaGP04R99Completed★★★★Genetic Engineering Action at Unilever in ViennaGP04R9BCompleted★★★★Genetic Engineering Action at Unilever in ViennaGP04R9HCompleted★★★★Genetic Engineering Action at Unilever in ViennaGP04R9ICompleted★★★★★★Genetic Engineering Action at Unilever in ViennaGP04R9CCompleted★★★★View AllGP04Q8JAction against Genetic Engineering in ViennaGreenpeace demands an immediate disclosure of the disposal plans for genetically engineered maize from AgrEvo. 25 activists from different countries occupied the main building oft the company AgrEvo in Vienna. Policemen carry an activist out of the main building of ArgEvo.In original language:Gentech Aktion bei AgrEvoWien - Greenpeace fordert im Rahmen einer Aktion von AgrEvo die sofortige Offenlegung der Freisetzungspläne für Gentech-Mais. 25 UmweltschutzaktivistInnen aus verschiedenen Ländern (u.a. der Slowakei) besetzen das Hauptgebäude der Firma AgrEvo in Wien und entrollen vom Dach des Firmensitzes ein Transparent mit der Aufforderung: „AgrEvo: Stop geheime Gen-Experimente“. Vor dem Gebäude errichten AktivistInnen einen sechs Meter hohen Maiskolben.Locations:Austria-Europe-ViennaDate:10 Feb, 1999Credit:© Greenpeace / Martin KramarMaximum size:3557px X 2351pxKeywords:Arrests-Biohazard symbol-Day-Experiments-Genetic engineering-Greenpeace activists-Indoors-KWCI (GPI)-Logos-Maize-Occupation actions-Office buildings-Police-SAGE (campaign title)-Signs-Small group of peopleShoot:Action against Genetic Engineering in ViennaGreenpeace demands an immediate disclosure of the disposal plans for genetically engineered maize from AgrEvo. 25 activists from different countries occupied the main building oft the company AgrEvo in Vienna.
