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Stop the world’s biggest Whales slaughter

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To the Norwegian Government, all national political parties and international leaders:

As concerned global citizens we appeal to you to do everything in your power to ensure that Norway joins the global community in its effort to protect whales around the world, starting with a moratorium on its unilateral whaling program.
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Stop the world’s biggest Whales slaughter
Norway is about to begin the world’s biggest slaughter of whales after the government announced that it wants to double the numbers of these majestic animals that it kills each year. But, we finally have a way to stop this horror.

While the international community was focusing its attention on whale-hunts in Iceland and Japan, Norway has become the biggest whale-killer in the world! New horrific reports are shocking the country, revealing that 90% of whales killed are female, and almost all, pregnant. With elections upcoming, and public opinion increasingly turning against whaling, we can finally push national politicians to speak up and stop this horror!

The whaling season is just weeks away. Our only chance for change is to make this huge in international media so that enough Norwegians know about their government’s actions and demand change!

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