Animal rights activists make antifur protest

Animal rights activists make antifur protest

WASHINGTON, United States - Two animal rights activists stage a protest in front of the White House on Nov. 15, saying they would rather go naked than wear fur. With the temperature at 7 C, Masami Katori (R), a Japanese intern at the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, and her fellow activist marched for about 1 hour.

Naked protest against killing animals for fur

Naked protest against killing animals for fur

Holding placards and banners, members of an antifur citizen's group protest against the killing of animals for fur outside the West exit of JR's Shinjuku station in Tokyo on Tuesday, Nov. 24. The group, called Free Animals Network, started the antifur campaign in 1994.

Antifur rally marches through fashionable Tokyo streets

Antifur rally marches through fashionable Tokyo streets

TOKYO, Japan - Antifur rally participants wearing rabbit costumes show off placards in Tokyo's trendy Omotesando district Oct. 25, 2009. The Tokyo-based Animal Rights Center led the annual demonstration, saying the rabbit is among animals killed for fur in a cruel manner. (Kyodo)

Animal rights activists make antifur protest

Animal rights activists make antifur protest

WASHINGTON, United States - Two animal rights activists stage a protest in front of the White House on Nov. 15, saying they would rather go naked than wear fur. With the temperature at 7 C, Masami Katori (R), a Japanese intern at the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, and her fellow activist marched for about 1 hour.

Naked protest against killing animals for fur

Naked protest against killing animals for fur

Holding placards and banners, members of an antifur citizen's group protest against the killing of animals for fur outside the West exit of JR's Shinjuku station in Tokyo on Tuesday Nov. 24. The group, called Free Animals Network, started the antifur campaign in 1994. ==Kyodo