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Ridiculous protest
www.chinaview.cn 2005-03-01 13:23:28

Activists from the campaign group Fathers 4 Justice dressed as Captain America(L), Robin(C) and Batman wave from a balcony on the Foreign Office Building next to Downing Street in London. Three protesters have been placed under arrest.

Activists from the campaign group Fathers 4 Justice dressed as Captain America(L), Robin(C) and Batman wave from a balcony on the Foreign Office Building next to Downing Street in London. (Xinhua)
 
    BEIJING, Mar. 1 -- Three members of a fathers' rights group have been placed under arrest on suspicion of criminal damage after scaling the British Foreign Office dressed as Batman, Robin and Captain America.
 
    The protesters -- from the Fathers 4 Justice group -- had reached the ledge using a ladder mounted at the back of a truck and unfurled a banner declaring: "Access denied. Don't let Labour stop you being a Superdad", a reference to the governing Labour Party and an expected May general election.

(Agencies)
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