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Osaka park eviction

Resistance to the evictions of Osaka's homeless community in Utsubo park and a protest at City Hall. See also our news coverage

human chain
evicted tent goes into a refuse crusher
evicted tent goes into a refuse crusher
evicted tent goes into a refuse crusher
evicted tent goes into a refuse crusher
evicted tent goes into a refuse crusher
evicted tent goes into a refuse crusher
evicted tent goes into a refuse crusher
evicted tent goes into a refuse crusher
evicted tent goes into a refuse crusher
evicted tent goes into a refuse crusher
evicted tent goes into a refuse crusher
evicted tent goes into a refuse crusher
evicted tent goes into a refuse crusher
evicted tent goes into a refuse crusher
evicted tent goes into a refuse crusher
Submitted by Mike Harman on February 28, 2006
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  • Japan
  • Asia
  • Osaka
  • homelessness
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