Stockholm
A rectangular sticker affixed to a grey metal pole. The sticker features a bold, multi-colored design. On the left side, a vertical strip displays the colors of the Palestinian flag: a red triangle on the left, followed by horizontal stripes of black, white, and green. The main body of the sticker contains text in a block format. The top line reads 'BOYCOTT' in white letters on a black background. The middle line reads 'ISRAELI' in black letters on a white background. The bottom line reads 'APARTHEID' in white letters on a green background. Below this, in smaller white text on the green background, it states 'Free Palestine' followed by a small white dot and 'www.palestinecampaign.org'. There is also very small, rotated text on the red triangle portion, which appears to be a disclaimer.

BOYCOTT ISRAELI APARTHEID Free Palestine www.palestinecampaign.org not for bypassing

27 March 9
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