Antiwhaling campaign greets Koizumi

Antiwhaling campaign greets Koizumi

WELLINGTON, New Zealand - Members of the Greenpeace put up antiwhaling banners and placards outside the prime minister's office in Wellington on May 2 as Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi hold talks with his New Zealand counterpart Helen Clark.

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