Spanish people play "human flesh" naked, calling for the implementation of vegetarian day

According to the British Daily Mail on May 23, 20 animal rights protectors recently held a creepy demonstration at the Piazza San Jome in Barcelona, ​​Spain.They applied fake blood on their nude bodies and then wrapped themselves in boxed "human flesh" with plastic wrap to push the Spanish Congress to promote the weekly "vegetarian day".

These protesters are animal protection organizations Animanaturalis Members of the event, they hope to call on people to eat vegetarian food to save animals from abuse and pain.

Animanaturalis Aida, the head of the Spanish branch, said that the municipal committee promised to participate in the promotion of the International Meat-free Day on Monday in March 2016, but there is no actual action yet.Therefore, this event also aims to remind the local municipal committee that promises should not be just spoken, but should be taken into action.

Animanaturalis The organization says that about 60 billion animals are used as products every year and are made into food to provide them to humans.Human food production should not lead to the killing or abuse of animals, and animals should be protected.

Aida called out: “We hope that everyone can give up on eating meat and join the ranks of vegetarians.For animals, for the earth, and for our own health, let the meat disappear from the table.”

According to the British Daily Mail on May 23, 20 animal rights protectors recently held a creepy demonstration at the Piazza San Jome in Barcelona, ​​Spain.They applied fake blood on their nude bodies and then wrapped themselves in boxed "human flesh" with plastic wrap to push the Spanish Congress to promote the weekly "vegetarian day".

According to the British Daily Mail on May 23, 20 animal rights protectors recently held a creepy demonstration at the Piazza San Jome in Barcelona, ​​Spain.They applied fake blood on their nude bodies and then wrapped themselves in boxed "human flesh" with plastic wrap to push the Spanish Congress to promote the weekly "vegetarian day".