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NGO Oxfam relief workers lampoon the G8 leaders
( 2003-09-15 11:06) (Agencies)
British non-governmental organization Oxfam
relief workers wearing fiberglass heads of G8 world leaders plug their
ears at a swimming pool near the Word Trade Organization meeting in Cancun
Sunday, Sept. 14, 2003. Groups like Oxfam accused rich nations of turning
a deaf ear to the demands of poorer countries to stop subsidizing their
farmers so foreign nations can compete (L-R, Junichiro Koizumi of Japan,
George Bush of the U.S., Jacques Chirac of France, Tony Blair of Great
Britain, Silvio Berlusconi of Italy, Gerhard Schroeder of Germany).
[AP] |
Oxfam workers wearing fiberglass heads of G8
world leaders plug their ears near the WTO meeting in Cancun Sept. 14,
2003. (L-R, Junichiro Koizumi, Jean Chretien, Tony Blair, and Jacques
Chirac). [AP] |
Oxfam lampoons leaders of the G8 countries
Sept.14(L-R, Gerhard Schroeder, Jean Chretien, Jacques Chirac, Tony Blair,
Junichiro Koizumi, Silvio Berlusconi, and George Bush).
[Reuters] |
Members of Oxfam lampoon the leaders of the
G8, (L-R Vladimir Putin, Silvio Berlusconi , Jacques Chirac, Tony Blair,
George Bush, Jean Chretien, Junichiro Koizumiand Gerhard Schroeder) on the
sidelines of the WTO ministerial meeting in Cancun, Sept. 12,
2003. [Reuters] |
Oxfam workers wearing fiberglass heads of the
G8 leaders gather for a photo outside the WTO meeting in Cancun,
Sept. 12, 2003. The 'Big Head' leaders sat down for a sybmolic breakfast
of 'dumped' cereal, sugar and milk to demonstrate the waste of European
and American agricultural subsidies.
[AP] |
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