Herr Loftsson darf heuer 184 Wale töten
© APA/HOepa03751024 A photo made available 19 June 2013 by the Greenpeace Foundation showing the butcherling of a fin whale in the port of Hvalfjorour, near Reykjavik 18 June 2013 which they claim proves that Icelandic whaler Kristjan Loftsson has resumed commercial fin whaling. The environmental organisation, which has always been opposed to the commercial hunt, claims the operation is being carried out despite a ban on commercial whaling by the International Whaling Commission of which Iceland is a member EPA/HO no archives EDITORIAL USE ONLY/NO SALES
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