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The sticker, placed on a black pole, features a prominent image of a large white cruise ship docked in what appears to be a European city harbor, with buildings and a bustling waterfront visible in the background. Above the image, in white text on a red background, are the words 'Stopp cruisetrafikken'. Below the ship image, also in white text but with a star logo, is 'Rødt'. The sticker is slightly worn at the edges, indicating it has been on the pole for some time. The background outside the pole shows trees, sky, and hints of other urban structures.

Stopp cruisetrafikken Rødt

17 July 2025 5
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