Hacker group Anonymous cleans up Shibuya street

TOKYO, Japan - Members of the hacker group Anonymous, wearing its trademark masks, pick up garbage on a street in Tokyo's Shibuya commercial district on July 7, 2012. The members said the action is meant to be the group's peaceful protest against a revision of the country's copyright laws.

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