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Street sticker The sticker is square-shaped with a white background. It features a simple, line-drawn illustration of two hands. One hand, with a brown skin tone, is offering a bowl of soup to another hand, which is receiving it. The text above the illustration reads 'Having access to food is a' in black, sans-serif font. Below the illustration, the text continues 'basic human right.' in the same font. To the right of the illustration, a social media handle '@fnbwro' is visible in smaller text. The sticker appears to be slightly creased and adhered to a textured, grey surface, with some other peeling stickers or marks around it.
Street sticker The sticker is predominantly white with a prominent red octagonal border, resembling a stop sign. Inside the octagon, a white open hand with fingers spread is depicted. Below the stop sign graphic, there is text in Swedish and a QR code. The text reads 'Rör inte det permanenta uppehållstillståndet.' (Do not touch the permanent residence permit.) and 'Skriv under namninsamlingen!' (Sign the petition!). Below this, there is smaller text and the QR code. The QR code is black and white, and appears to be scannable. The sticker is affixed to a metal pole.
Street sticker The sticker features a dark, gritty image of what appears to be a tunnel or confined space. In the center, a silhouetted figure is seated, appearing distressed and possibly chained. The text is in bold yellow lettering. The top line reads '7 oktober', followed by 'Två år i Hamas helvete' (Two years in Hamas hell), and 'Släpp gisslan nu!' (Release the hostages now!). A QR code is present in the bottom right corner, and the website 'www.7oktober.se' is displayed below the main text.
Street sticker The sticker is circular with a vibrant pink background. In the upper portion, the word "WANTED" is prominently displayed in large, white, sans-serif capital letters with a slight curve. Below it, in smaller white capital letters, is the text "FOR WAR CRIME". Centered below the text is a grayscale portrait of an elderly man with a stern, displeased expression. The sticker shows signs of wear and tear, with visible creases and peeling edges, indicating it has been affixed to the surface for some time. Some white and light blue elements from another sticker are visible above it.
Street sticker A politically charged sticker affixed to a white pole, depicting a solemn image of Benjamin Netanyahu with a bruised and bleeding left eye. The background on the left features a portion of the Palestinian flag, while the right side shows the Israeli Star of David flag superimposed over a fiery, orange background. Text on the sticker reads 'Israel er en terroristat' (Israel is a terrorist state) and 'Folkemord Mot Palestinerne' (Genocide Against Palestinians). The word 'STOPP' is visible vertically on the left edge and 'WANTED' on the right edge. The sticker expresses strong anti-Israel sentiment and solidarity with Palestinians.
Street sticker The sticker is pasted on a plain, light-colored wall. It features a stylized illustration of a child with dark hair and a purple shirt, looking directly at the viewer. Above the child's head, there's a large, torn red shape, resembling a banner or a torn flag, with the white text "STOP GENOCIDE SAVE CHILDREN" written across it. The background is white, splattered with numerous red droplets, resembling blood. The sticker shows signs of wear, with some tearing, particularly at the top right edge of the red shape. In the bottom left corner, there are two distinct QR codes. Above the left QR code is the Facebook 'f' logo, and above the right QR code is the Instagram camera logo, indicating links to social media platforms.
Street sticker The sticker prominently displays the Palestinian flag waving at the top. Below the flag, two hands, one with a darker skin tone and the other lighter, are shown grasping the yellow flagpole together, symbolizing unity and shared effort. The text on the sticker is in Norwegian, set in a clear, bold, dark font against a white background. The sticker is affixed to a grey metal pole, which shows signs of wear and some faint markings from other removed adhesives. The background is blurred, suggesting an urban outdoor setting.
Street sticker The sticker, adhered to a dark pole, prominently displays text against Elbit Systems. The top reads "SMASH ELBIT SYSTEMS" in bold black letters. Below this, a red inverted triangle symbol is integrated into a modified logo that mimics Elbit Systems' branding, with the legible text "Elbit S-stems™ Sweden". The bottom part of the sticker carries a message in Swedish: "INGA SVENSKA SKATTEPENGAR TILL ISRAELISKA VAPENFÖRETAG!", which translates to "NO SWEDISH TAX MONEY TO ISRAELI WEAPONS COMPANIES!". At the very bottom, the website "stängnerelbit.se" is printed, further emphasizing the call to action against Elbit.
Street sticker The central sticker is a small, square paper with a white background. It features a photograph in the center which appears to depict a somber or difficult scene, with several people gathered around. Around the photograph, there is text in Dutch. The top line, below the image, reads 'DIT IS GEEN MAALTIJD'. The line below that reads 'DIT IS MOORD' and then 'STOP DEZE HOLOCAUST'. The final line reads 'IEDEREEN HEEFT RECHT OP LEVEN'. The sticker appears slightly creased.
Street sticker This sticker features a mixed-media portrait with half of the face in yellow tones and the other in purples and blues. The artwork includes empowering phrases like "Viva la Vulva," "my body my choice," and "Education is a human right" integrated into the design. A speech bubble says "Act Now!", emphasizing the call to action. The image is framed with a textured, pink-colored border, giving it a crafted, artistic feel.
Street sticker A sticker featuring a group of joyful people amidst confetti, with the statement "Bewegungsfreiheit ist ein Menschenrecht" (Freedom of movement is a human right) prominently displayed. The text indicates that this right applies beyond just dance floors.
Street sticker Sticker expressing support for Gaza, featuring a stylized Palestinian flag with a burning house and other images. The text includes 'Gaza' and other illegible words.
Street sticker A round purple sticker with the text 'Trans rights = Human rights' and the Volt logo.
Street sticker A round sticker with the text "WE EXIST" and a flag-like design in the background. The bottom of the sticker has a URL and a small palm tree graphic. It's affixed to a metal pole with other stickers.
Street sticker A sticker showing a picture of a 9 months old baby, Kfir Bibas, who was kidnapped by Hamas. The sticker also mentions that over 200 innocent civilians were abducted and over 3000 women and children were hurt, killed, or separated from their families.
Street sticker Round sticker with a color block design resembling a flag and the text "WE EXIST" in black letters. The website www.weexist.info is printed at the bottom. The sticker is affixed to a textured gray surface.
Street sticker A sticker with an image of a person standing with a keffiyeh and the word PALESTINE vertically with other words. The text is a call for justice and the end of the occupation.
Street sticker A sticker with the text 'STOP GEAS' in bold yellow letters on a purple background. The smaller text below reads 'Gegen die Verschärfung des Gemeinsamen Europäischen Asylsystems!' which translates from German to "Against the tightening of the Common European Asylum System!" A website address, stop-geas.de, is also included.
Street sticker Sticker featuring a political illustration with the text Woman Life Freedom. The illustration shows a man seemingly being cleansed by water flowing from a pair of legs.
Street sticker 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."
Street sticker A sticker expressing solidarity with the Iranian Revolution. It features the slogan "Woman Life Freedom" and includes a social media handle.
Street sticker A sticker depicting a fighter jet and the text "STOP TURKEY'S WAR ON THE KURDS" in red and white. The sticker is affixed to a metal pole outdoors and shows water droplets.
Street sticker A sticker depicting a person with both male and female symbols superimposed. The design is minimalist and uses a bold color scheme.
Street sticker A sticker expressing support for Sea-Watch, an organization conducting civilian sea-rescue at Europe's borders, and opposition to fascism. The sticker features the Sea-Watch logo and website address.