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Animal welfare advocates mark Global Dolphin Day with rally

Animal welfare advocates from Earth Island Institute Asia Pacific, the Philippine Animal Welfare Society, and other allied groups stage a protest outside the Japanese Embassy in Pasay City on Monday, 1 September 2025, to mark Global Japan Dolphin Day and demand an end to annual dolphin hunts in Taiji, Japan. Protesters displayed origami dolphins on fishing nets, which they said symbolized a vision of oceans free from slaughter and captivity. The groups also urged the public to avoid marine parks that keep wild dolphins, support ethical community-based ecotourism, and back stronger marine mammal protections in the Philippines.
Animal welfare advocates from Earth Island Institute Asia Pacific, the Philippine Animal Welfare Society, and other allied groups stage a protest outside the Japanese Embassy in Pasay City on Monday, 1 September 2025, to mark Global Japan Dolphin Day and demand an end to annual dolphin hunts in Taiji, Japan. Protesters displayed origami dolphins on fishing nets, which they said symbolized a vision of oceans free from slaughter and captivity. The groups also urged the public to avoid marine parks that keep wild dolphins, support ethical community-based ecotourism, and back stronger marine mammal protections in the Philippines.John Carlo Magallon
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Animal welfare advocates from Earth Island Institute Asia Pacific, the Philippine Animal Welfare Society, and other allied groups stage a protest outside the Japanese Embassy in Pasay City on Monday, 1 September 2025, to mark Global Japan Dolphin Day and demand an end to annual dolphin hunts in Taiji, Japan. Protesters displayed origami dolphins on fishing nets, which they said symbolized a vision of oceans free from slaughter and captivity. The groups also urged the public to avoid marine parks that keep wild dolphins, support ethical community-based ecotourism, and back stronger marine mammal protections in the Philippines.
Animal welfare advocates from Earth Island Institute Asia Pacific, the Philippine Animal Welfare Society, and other allied groups stage a protest outside the Japanese Embassy in Pasay City on Monday, 1 September 2025, to mark Global Japan Dolphin Day and demand an end to annual dolphin hunts in Taiji, Japan. Protesters displayed origami dolphins on fishing nets, which they said symbolized a vision of oceans free from slaughter and captivity. The groups also urged the public to avoid marine parks that keep wild dolphins, support ethical community-based ecotourism, and back stronger marine mammal protections in the Philippines.John Carlo Magallon
Animal welfare advocates from Earth Island Institute Asia Pacific, the Philippine Animal Welfare Society, and other allied groups stage a protest outside the Japanese Embassy in Pasay City on Monday, 1 September 2025, to mark Global Japan Dolphin Day and demand an end to annual dolphin hunts in Taiji, Japan. Protesters displayed origami dolphins on fishing nets, which they said symbolized a vision of oceans free from slaughter and captivity. The groups also urged the public to avoid marine parks that keep wild dolphins, support ethical community-based ecotourism, and back stronger marine mammal protections in the Philippines.
Animal welfare advocates from Earth Island Institute Asia Pacific, the Philippine Animal Welfare Society, and other allied groups stage a protest outside the Japanese Embassy in Pasay City on Monday, 1 September 2025, to mark Global Japan Dolphin Day and demand an end to annual dolphin hunts in Taiji, Japan. Protesters displayed origami dolphins on fishing nets, which they said symbolized a vision of oceans free from slaughter and captivity. The groups also urged the public to avoid marine parks that keep wild dolphins, support ethical community-based ecotourism, and back stronger marine mammal protections in the Philippines.John Carlo Magallon
Animal welfare advocates from Earth Island Institute Asia Pacific, the Philippine Animal Welfare Society, and other allied groups stage a protest outside the Japanese Embassy in Pasay City on Monday, 1 September 2025, to mark Global Japan Dolphin Day and demand an end to annual dolphin hunts in Taiji, Japan. Protesters displayed origami dolphins on fishing nets, which they said symbolized a vision of oceans free from slaughter and captivity. The groups also urged the public to avoid marine parks that keep wild dolphins, support ethical community-based ecotourism, and back stronger marine mammal protections in the Philippines.
Animal welfare advocates from Earth Island Institute Asia Pacific, the Philippine Animal Welfare Society, and other allied groups stage a protest outside the Japanese Embassy in Pasay City on Monday, 1 September 2025, to mark Global Japan Dolphin Day and demand an end to annual dolphin hunts in Taiji, Japan. Protesters displayed origami dolphins on fishing nets, which they said symbolized a vision of oceans free from slaughter and captivity. The groups also urged the public to avoid marine parks that keep wild dolphins, support ethical community-based ecotourism, and back stronger marine mammal protections in the Philippines.John Carlo Magallon
Animal welfare advocates from Earth Island Institute Asia Pacific, the Philippine Animal Welfare Society, and other allied groups stage a protest outside the Japanese Embassy in Pasay City on Monday, 1 September 2025, to mark Global Japan Dolphin Day and demand an end to annual dolphin hunts in Taiji, Japan. Protesters displayed origami dolphins on fishing nets, which they said symbolized a vision of oceans free from slaughter and captivity. The groups also urged the public to avoid marine parks that keep wild dolphins, support ethical community-based ecotourism, and back stronger marine mammal protections in the Philippines.
Animal welfare advocates from Earth Island Institute Asia Pacific, the Philippine Animal Welfare Society, and other allied groups stage a protest outside the Japanese Embassy in Pasay City on Monday, 1 September 2025, to mark Global Japan Dolphin Day and demand an end to annual dolphin hunts in Taiji, Japan. Protesters displayed origami dolphins on fishing nets, which they said symbolized a vision of oceans free from slaughter and captivity. The groups also urged the public to avoid marine parks that keep wild dolphins, support ethical community-based ecotourism, and back stronger marine mammal protections in the Philippines.John Carlo Magallon
Animal welfare advocates from Earth Island Institute Asia Pacific, the Philippine Animal Welfare Society, and other allied groups stage a protest outside the Japanese Embassy in Pasay City on Monday, 1 September 2025, to mark Global Japan Dolphin Day and demand an end to annual dolphin hunts in Taiji, Japan. Protesters displayed origami dolphins on fishing nets, which they said symbolized a vision of oceans free from slaughter and captivity. The groups also urged the public to avoid marine parks that keep wild dolphins, support ethical community-based ecotourism, and back stronger marine mammal protections in the Philippines.
Animal welfare advocates from Earth Island Institute Asia Pacific, the Philippine Animal Welfare Society, and other allied groups stage a protest outside the Japanese Embassy in Pasay City on Monday, 1 September 2025, to mark Global Japan Dolphin Day and demand an end to annual dolphin hunts in Taiji, Japan. Protesters displayed origami dolphins on fishing nets, which they said symbolized a vision of oceans free from slaughter and captivity. The groups also urged the public to avoid marine parks that keep wild dolphins, support ethical community-based ecotourism, and back stronger marine mammal protections in the Philippines.John Carlo Magallon
Animal welfare advocates from Earth Island Institute Asia Pacific, the Philippine Animal Welfare Society, and other allied groups stage a protest outside the Japanese Embassy in Pasay City on Monday, 1 September 2025, to mark Global Japan Dolphin Day and demand an end to annual dolphin hunts in Taiji, Japan. Protesters displayed origami dolphins on fishing nets, which they said symbolized a vision of oceans free from slaughter and captivity. The groups also urged the public to avoid marine parks that keep wild dolphins, support ethical community-based ecotourism, and back stronger marine mammal protections in the Philippines.
Animal welfare advocates from Earth Island Institute Asia Pacific, the Philippine Animal Welfare Society, and other allied groups stage a protest outside the Japanese Embassy in Pasay City on Monday, 1 September 2025, to mark Global Japan Dolphin Day and demand an end to annual dolphin hunts in Taiji, Japan. Protesters displayed origami dolphins on fishing nets, which they said symbolized a vision of oceans free from slaughter and captivity. The groups also urged the public to avoid marine parks that keep wild dolphins, support ethical community-based ecotourism, and back stronger marine mammal protections in the Philippines.John Carlo Magallon
Animal welfare advocates from Earth Island Institute Asia Pacific, the Philippine Animal Welfare Society, and other allied groups stage a protest outside the Japanese Embassy in Pasay City on Monday, 1 September 2025, to mark Global Japan Dolphin Day and demand an end to annual dolphin hunts in Taiji, Japan. Protesters displayed origami dolphins on fishing nets, which they said symbolized a vision of oceans free from slaughter and captivity. The groups also urged the public to avoid marine parks that keep wild dolphins, support ethical community-based ecotourism, and back stronger marine mammal protections in the Philippines.
Animal welfare advocates from Earth Island Institute Asia Pacific, the Philippine Animal Welfare Society, and other allied groups stage a protest outside the Japanese Embassy in Pasay City on Monday, 1 September 2025, to mark Global Japan Dolphin Day and demand an end to annual dolphin hunts in Taiji, Japan. Protesters displayed origami dolphins on fishing nets, which they said symbolized a vision of oceans free from slaughter and captivity. The groups also urged the public to avoid marine parks that keep wild dolphins, support ethical community-based ecotourism, and back stronger marine mammal protections in the Philippines.John Carlo Magallon
Animal welfare advocates from Earth Island Institute Asia Pacific, the Philippine Animal Welfare Society, and other allied groups stage a protest outside the Japanese Embassy in Pasay City on Monday, 1 September 2025, to mark Global Japan Dolphin Day and demand an end to annual dolphin hunts in Taiji, Japan. Protesters displayed origami dolphins on fishing nets, which they said symbolized a vision of oceans free from slaughter and captivity. The groups also urged the public to avoid marine parks that keep wild dolphins, support ethical community-based ecotourism, and back stronger marine mammal protections in the Philippines.
Animal welfare advocates from Earth Island Institute Asia Pacific, the Philippine Animal Welfare Society, and other allied groups stage a protest outside the Japanese Embassy in Pasay City on Monday, 1 September 2025, to mark Global Japan Dolphin Day and demand an end to annual dolphin hunts in Taiji, Japan. Protesters displayed origami dolphins on fishing nets, which they said symbolized a vision of oceans free from slaughter and captivity. The groups also urged the public to avoid marine parks that keep wild dolphins, support ethical community-based ecotourism, and back stronger marine mammal protections in the Philippines.John Carlo Magallon
Animal welfare advocates from Earth Island Institute Asia Pacific, the Philippine Animal Welfare Society, and other allied groups stage a protest outside the Japanese Embassy in Pasay City on Monday, 1 September 2025, to mark Global Japan Dolphin Day and demand an end to annual dolphin hunts in Taiji, Japan. Protesters displayed origami dolphins on fishing nets, which they said symbolized a vision of oceans free from slaughter and captivity. The groups also urged the public to avoid marine parks that keep wild dolphins, support ethical community-based ecotourism, and back stronger marine mammal protections in the Philippines.
Animal welfare advocates from Earth Island Institute Asia Pacific, the Philippine Animal Welfare Society, and other allied groups stage a protest outside the Japanese Embassy in Pasay City on Monday, 1 September 2025, to mark Global Japan Dolphin Day and demand an end to annual dolphin hunts in Taiji, Japan. Protesters displayed origami dolphins on fishing nets, which they said symbolized a vision of oceans free from slaughter and captivity. The groups also urged the public to avoid marine parks that keep wild dolphins, support ethical community-based ecotourism, and back stronger marine mammal protections in the Philippines.John Carlo Magallon

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