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From everyday citizens to politicians and influencers, Danes will take part in an online photo mobilisation by wearing the iconic ‘Pig Factory, no thanks’ t-shirt by Landsforeningen mod svinefabrikker (National association against pig factories). Their photos will roll out across social media to create a united, nationwide call to end pig factory farms.

Outside the headquarters of Denmark’s prominent agricultural lobby, activists will “clean” the pavement using high-pressure water — but only to reveal anti-factory-farm messages. The clean slogans left behind will serve as a lasting reminder that people demand farms that care, not factories that harm.

Photos of Fish Kills striking facts and figures – taken at polluted riverbanks where agricultural pollution has been documented – will be shared on social media to reveal the devastating ecological cost of factory farming.

A bold half-page ad in one of Denmark’s most popular newspaper will expose the slurry problem cause by factory farming in Denmark and across Europe. It will promote the ‘Stop Factory Farming Europe’ platform, calling on communities to join forces for a farming free from animal factories.

Neighbourhood movements and organisations part of the Stop Industrial Livestock Farming Coordination Group will carry out a protest rally and performance at 12:00 CET, next to the Ministry of Agriculture, to protest against the industrial livestock farming model that continues to proliferate in our towns. It will be followed by a meal and the 6th Annual Meeting of the Stop Industrial Livestock Farming Coordination Group. From 16:00 to 20:00 p.m. The meeting will be a space for sharing experiences between platforms and for learning about legal issues, communication, activism, and more.