[Key Points]
- Anti-whaling activists are planning protests in Warsaw on November 28 (Thursday) as follows:
- 13:00 – 14:00: In front of the Japanese Embassy Public Relations and Cultural Center (Al. Ujazdowskie 51)
- 15:00 – 16:00: In front of the Danish Embassy (ul. Marszałkowska 142)
- The protests are a response to the arrest of the founder of the anti-whaling group “Sea Shepherd” by Greenland police in July, at the request of Japan, following an international arrest warrant issued by Interpol.
[Details]
- Protest Background:
- In July, the police in Greenland, under an Interpol warrant issued at Japan’s request, detained the founder of “Sea Shepherd,” an anti-whaling organization. Activists are demanding the release of the founder and have called for participation in the upcoming protests.
- Safety Precautions:
- Large gatherings and demonstrations can lead to unexpected incidents, including clashes between protesters and authorities.
- Japanese nationals residing or temporarily staying in Poland should be cautious and avoid approaching protest areas.
- Stay updated on local developments through news sources or the Japanese Embassy, and follow any guidance from local authorities regarding safety measures.
[Additional Information]
- For the most current information, refer to official embassy channels and local news. Stay safe by avoiding areas where protests are taking place, and ensure that you are not inadvertently caught up in any potential disruptions.
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