LONDRA – Animaliste protestano in lingerie e teste di coniglio fuori Somerset House (Londra), edificio che ospiterà importanti eventi legati al mondo della moda, in occasione della London Fashion Week (12-16 Settembre 2014).
Il sit in è stato organizzato lo scorso 11 settembre dalla PETA, (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals), un’organizzazione no-profit a sostegno dei diritti animali. “Nessun coniglio dovrebbe soffrire per la moda”, si legge sui cartelli mostrati dalle manifestanti.
“Ogni giorno, conigli dolci vengono bastonati, fulminati e scuoiati solo per il gusto di creare una giacca o una sciarpa “, commenta il direttore della PETA, Mimi Bekhechi.
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A model wears a rabbit head and holds a banner during a protest against the use of fur, outside Somerset House in London, Thursday, Sept. 11, 2014. "Every day, gentle rabbits are bludgeoned, electrocuted and skinned just for the sake of a jacket or a scarf", says PETA Director Mimi Bekhechi. The protest was to mark the start of London Fashion week. (AP Photo/Kirsty Wigglesworth)
Models wear rabbit heads and hold banners as they protest against the use of fur, outside Somerset House in London, Thursday, Sept. 11, 2014. "Every day, gentle rabbits are bludgeoned, electrocuted and skinned just for the sake of a jacket or a scarf", says PETA Director Mimi Bekhechi. The protest was to mark the start of London Fashion week. (AP Photo/Kirsty Wigglesworth) LaPresseAutorizzazione da richiederemassimo.zanotti@lapresse.itOnly Italy
Models wear rabbit heads and hold banners as they protest against the use of fur, outside Somerset House in London, Thursday, Sept. 11, 2014. "Every day, gentle rabbits are bludgeoned, electrocuted and skinned just for the sake of a jacket or a scarf", says PETA Director Mimi Bekhechi. The protest was to mark the start of London Fashion week. (AP Photo/Kirsty Wigglesworth)
