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Anti-whaling groups clash with Japanese fleet

Japanese whalers and conservationists clashed again in the Antarctic today.

Anti-whaling groups clash with Japanese fleet

Mon, 02 Feb, 2009 - 10:56

Japanese whalers and conservationists clashed again in the Antarctic today.

The whale fleet blasted water from a cannon at its opponents who hurled bottles of rancid butter and paint.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Antarctic Place: Antarctic Ocean Place: Tasmania Place: Australia Person: Paul Watson Person: Watson Person: Toshinori Uoya Person: Steve Irwin Organisation: Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Organisation: Sea Shepherd Organisation: International Whaling Commission Organisation: Fisheries Agency Organisation: Japanese government

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