#protest street stickers

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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.

STOP GENOCIDE SAVE CHILDREN https://www.facebook.com/Ship2Gaza

17 July
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.

STÅ OPP FOR PALESTINA ALLE. KAN. FAEN. MEG. GJØRE. MER.

17 July
Street sticker 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
Street sticker The image features a rectangular sticker, predominantly bright yellow, with prominent dark green text. The text reads 'FCK' on the top line and 'HZB' on the bottom line, all in uppercase, bold, sans-serif font. Two thin horizontal dark green bars frame the text, one above 'FCK' and one below 'HZB'. The sticker appears slightly worn and creased, indicating it has been exposed to the elements. It is affixed to a textured, light grey or metallic surface, likely a pole or a wall panel in an urban environment. A corner of another black and white sticker is visible in the upper left.

FCK HZB

17 July
Street sticker The sticker features a striking red background with diagonal white stripes on the right, where a stylized image of hands breaking chains is depicted. On the left side, three circular icons are stacked vertically, with white arrows pointing from them towards the breaking hands. The top icon shows the 'NFF' (Norges Fotballforbund - Norwegian Football Federation) logo. The middle icon contains the text 'VAR' inside a monitor screen, representing the Video Assistant Referee system. The bottom icon displays a silhouette of a person with a dollar sign, symbolizing money or commercialization. At the top of the sticker, the text 'BESKYTT FOTBALLEN' (Protect Football) is prominently displayed. At the bottom, the phrase 'MELD DEG INN I BRANN' (Join Brann / Become a member of Brann) is written next to a logo for 'BRANN', indicating a call to action related to the SK Brann football club.

BESKYTT FOTBALLEN NFF NORGES FOTBALLFORBUND VAR $ MELD DEG INN I BRANN

16 July
Street sticker A square-shaped sticker affixed to a gray metal pole. The design features a prominent black and white stylized raised fist, a common symbol of solidarity, power, and resistance. Above the fist, in bold, blocky capital letters, is the German phrase "KÄMPFEN UND" (Fight and) and below the fist, "SIEGEN" (Win/Conquer). The background of the sticker is composed of red and white stripes, forming a cross pattern similar to a Nordic flag (like the Danish flag), with a white cross on a red field and white borders on the top and bottom. The overall aesthetic is one of determination and defiance.

KÄMPFEN UND SIEGEN

16 July
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.

SMASH ELBIT SYSTEMS Elbit S-stems™ INGA SVENSKA SKATTEPENGAR TILL ISRAELISKA VAPENFÖRETAG! stängnerelbit.se

15 July
Street sticker The sticker features a bed in a map pointer above two stacks of coins, and the text "AQUEST APARTAMENT ENS PUJA EL LLOGUER", which translates to "This apartment is raising our rent". The sticker is from Entre Barris VLC.

AQUEST APARTAMENT ENS PUJA EL LLOGUER

05 July
Street sticker This black square sticker features a white outline illustration of a bed inside a map marker, positioned above stacks of coins, which is suggestive of increasing costs. The sticker includes the text "ESTE APARTAMENTO NOS SUBE EL ALQUILER", which translates to "THIS APARTMENT IS RAISING OUR RENT." The sticker also has the text "ENTRE BARRIS VLC"

ESTE APARTAMENTO NOS SUBE EL ALQUILER ENTRE BARRIS VLC

04 July
Street sticker The sticker is primarily purple with pink illustrations. It features a title "GEMEINSCHAFTLICHER WIDERSTAND! 2024" (Community Resistance! 2024) followed by smaller text detailing a 'New round in the G-20Rondenbarg proceedings'. The central graphic depicts a tangled mass of pink arms, many with fists raised or forming peace signs, symbolizing collective action and protest. Several smaller icons are visible, including hearts, a female symbol, a fist, a star within a circle, and an antifa symbol flag. Below the illustration, the text "UNITED WE STAND!" is prominently displayed. Further down, "GEMEINSCHAFTLICH.NOBLOGS.ORG" is printed, indicating a website. The bottom edge of the sticker contains smaller print, likely legal or organizational information.

GEMEINSCHAFTLICHER WIDERSTAND! 2024 Neue Runde im G-20- Rondenbarg-Verfahren VERSAMMLUNGS FREIHEIT VERTEIDIGEN!! Solidarität mit den Angeklagten UNITED WE STAND! SOLI- DARITÄT G20 GEMEINSCHAFTLICH. NOBLOGS.ORG V.i.S.d.P.: Gesine Schwarz, Schnickenburgallee 11, 22529 Hamburg

03 July
Street sticker The central sticker is a rectangular, bright red sticker with bold, white sans-serif text. It has a hashtag symbol followed by the German phrase 'ROTE KARTE FÜR FREIER'. The sticker appears to be applied to a cylindrical pole, possibly a lamppost or signpost, as it is layered over other, older stickers and shows some wear around the edges, suggesting it is outdoors. The overall appearance is that of a protest or political statement sticker.

KARTE FÜR FREIER

03 July
Street sticker The sticker depicts a black and white portrait of Viktor Orban, the Prime Minister of Hungary, with a red prohibition sign imposed on the face. Below the portrait, the sticker reads "STOP ORBAN!" in bold black letters on a white background. The sticker is affixed to a black surface.

STOP ORBAN!

29 June
Street sticker A sticker featuring an orange cat in space, with text in Dutch saying "Here was a racist sticker. Now not anymore." The image also includes a hammer and sickle symbol. The website derodelap.nl is visible in the bottom-right corner.

HIER ZAT EEN RACISTISCHE STICKER. NU NIET MEER. derodelap.nl

22 June
Street sticker The sticker shows the word "Rover" in white lettering, with the Reebok logo replacing the letter "o". The background features an image of a group of people, possibly at a protest or event, with green smoke or flares. The sticker is affixed to a gray metal light pole, with an urban street scene visible in the background.

Rover

16 June
Street sticker A black and white sticker with a design depicting an ape sitting behind bars. The text on the sticker says 'Animals out of the labs!' in German and includes a website address.

Tiere raus aus den Laboren! www.tvg-bb.de

09 June
Street sticker Sticker expressing love for the Kottbusser Tor neighborhood in Berlin and advocating against rising rents. It features a heart design and contact information for a tenant community.

Kotti heigende Mieten am Kottbusser Tor stoppen! Konfbusser Tor'da yükselen kiraları durdurun t&Co Die Mietergemeinschaft o cnagmx.net / www.kottiundco.net am Kottbusser Tor

09 June
Street sticker A worn-out black sticker with light blue text on a gray pole. The text is in German and asks who stole the Koko Snuss. It also mentions Ende Gelände, an event that took place from August 18th to 24th, 2019, in Rheinisches Industriemuseum.

WER HAT DIE KOKO SNUSS GEKLAUT? ENDE GELÄNDE 18.-24.08.2019 IM RHEINISCHEN WWW.ENDE-GELAENDE

09 June
Street sticker A purple sticker with a picture of a full moon and the text "Moonlight Conservatives Go To Hell". The sticker is affixed to a metal pipe.

manljusprinsessan CONSERVATIVES GO TO HELL

09 June
Street sticker A sticker with a distorted image of an angry cat and the text 'eet de rijken' repeated three times. The text is Dutch for 'eat the rich'.

EET DE RIJKEN

09 June
Street sticker This sticker on a utility pole is for a demonstration against genocide in Gaza. The poster features the slogan "Sverige Säger NEJ Till Folkmord", and calls for people all over Sweden to gather in Stockholm on June 7, 2025, at Odenplan at 14.00.

SVERIGE SÄGER NEJ TILL FOLKMORD Kraftsamling för Gaza Hela Sverige till 7 juni 2025 Odenplan 14.00

05 June
Street sticker This sticker on a pole has a golden background with a red burst shape in the center, superimposed with a euro currency symbol. The text "KERNCENTRALES? KEIDUUR!" is printed around the edge.

KERNCENTRALES? KEIDUUR!

11 May
Street sticker A series of stickers are affixed to a wall, showcasing a variety of designs. One features two greyhounds, one brown and one beige, against a light blue background. Below this is a "My Body My Choice" sticker with figures protesting in purple and yellow. Another sticker depicts two figures in blue and red kissing with a heart between them. The stickers are arranged vertically.

MY BODY MY CHOICE

25 April
Street sticker The sticker is white with black text that reads "Dold Adress.se". There is a red circle with a line through it, replacing the letter 'O' in 'Dold'. The background is gray.

Dold Adress.se

16 April
Street sticker A sticker with the text 'Kalhyggen är mord' is stuck on a black pole. The text is in white with a dripping effect, set against a black background. The sticker appears to be partially torn at the edges, suggesting it has been there for some time. The pole shows signs of wear and tear, with other stickers and residue from past postings visible. The overall aesthetic is reminiscent of urban environments where such forms of expression are common.

KALHYGGEN ÄR MORD

12 April