An outbreak of animal insurance in Australia, protest (Photo No. 9)
Animal rights protector protest broke out in Australia on Monday. Police are gradually dragging arrest protest personnel into a police vehicle as a major intersection in Melbourne`s CBD is blocked.
On the first anniversary of the release of the documentary "ruling (Dominion)", which focuses on Australian industrial farms, many animal insurers` protest activities broke out, according to Radio 9. In addition to occupying a major crossroads in Melbourne`s CBD, animal insurers broke into Queensland and slaughterhouse in the new state.
Near the Flinders St-Swanston St junction in Melbourne, sit quietly, a group of animal insurers, is above the tramway. And more than a hundred protesters people shouted, "what do we want? animal liberation, now!"
Protest personnel held up signs with the words "this is peace protest", "SOS animal emergency environment emergency."
A protest man jumped up and down at the scene and was taken away in uniform by five police officers. A number of vans carrying documentary banners on the scene have been towed away by authorities.
Melbourne police say they respect peace protest`s rights, but are now taking action against activists blocking CBD`s busy crossroads. Video shows several protest people being handcuffed to police cars.
An outbreak of animal insurance in Australia, protest (Photo No. 9)
In addition, around 03:30 today, about 20 animal insurance personnel broke into Carey Bros slaughterhouse, in Warwick (Warwick), Queensland, and tied themselves to the device. As many as 200 people besieged outside slaughterhouse, where protest brutally massacred pigs and sheep.
After handing over three lambs in slaughterhouse, the protest ended around 05:30. The police have not yet arrest anyone.
Map of dispute over Animal Insurance (Photo No. 9)
In response to a controversial map of farmers` addresses and contact details, Australian Prime Minister credit Mok Suisse (Scott Morrison) criticised the movers behind them as "no Australia".
At the same time, Morrison also accused vegetarian protest personnel of breaking into farms and slaughterhouse as "shameful."
