About   Participation   Submit now   Search  
 
   Qind world soap box next issue brief

the cove the trailer

In the feature documentary "The Cove," a team of activists and filmmakers infiltrate a heavily-guarded cove in Taiji, Japan. In this remote village they witness and document activities deliberately being hidden from the public: More than 20,000 dolphins and porpoises are being slaughtered each year and their meat, containing toxic levels of mercury, is being sold as food in Japan, often times labeled as whale meat.





Most Japanese have no idea that the cruel dolphins slaughter takes place and how toxic the dolphin meat is. The few Japanese citizens who have seen the film have been shocked and horrified. If millions see it and learn the truth, the pressure to end the slaughter could be unstoppable. 





Help me spread the word in Japan, encourage the Japanese public to see the film, intensify press coverage of the ongoing slaughter, force the Japanese government to release the hidden information regarding the mercury testing of Taiji residents, and keep up our monitoring and investigations at the cove in Taiji.

March 2010
written by: ric o'barry
images:
 
comments (0)       post comment       add to faves       share this       print article

add comments
name (required)
email (required)
website
add as anonymous   register to newsletter   be notified of further comments
want your work in a future issue of Qind?"
more articles in this section
message from ric
advertise here
 
Copyright © 2008-2009 Qind blogazine. All rights reserved. Terms of Use | Privacy Policy.   Web Development by LimeTree