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January 18, 2008 · about 18 years ago

Australians transfer whaling pair

Australian officials have returned two activists who boarded a Japanese whaler to their own vessel, ending a stand-off in Antarctic waters. The pair, from the radical Sea Shepherd group, boarded the Japanese vessel as part of an anti-whaling protest.

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Australian officials have returned two activists who boarded a Japanese whaler to their own vessel, ending a stand-off in Antarctic waters. The pair, from the radical Sea Shepherd group, boarded the Japanese vessel as part of an anti-whaling protest.

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