Misc street sticker KAMPEN MOD CORYDDELSE ER INGEN FORBRYDELSE

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A sticker featuring a black and white image of a man, possibly protesting or demonstrating. Red text at the top and bottom. The text translates from Danish to: "The fight against oppression is not a crime."

KAMPEN MOD CORYDDELSE ER INGEN FORBRYDELSE

#opposition #copenhagen #rebellion #danish #denmark #freedom #humanrights #political #protest #demonstration #resistance #activism

23 September 2023 1

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