Industrialized countries urged to cut emissions in Jakarta rally

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A theatrical action in front of the Australian embassy was held, with some wearing Obama masks, urging the reduction of emissions by industrialized countries. Doha is currently holding the latest United Nations conference on climate change.

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Theatrical action in front of the Australian embassy, urging the reduction of emissions by industrialized countries including Australia.

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Theatrical action in front of the Australian embassy, urging the reduction of emissions by industrialized countries including Australia.

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A man on a loudhailer in front of the Australian embassy, urging the reduction of emissions by industrialized countries. Doha is currently holding the latest United Nations conference on climate change.

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Theatrical action in front of the Australian embassy, urging the reduction of emissions by industrialized countries including Australia.

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Theatrical action in front of the Australian embassy, urging the reduction of emissions by industrialized countries including Australia.

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A theatrical action with a globe in front of the Australian embassy, with some wearing Obama masks, urging the reduction of emissions by industrialized countries. Doha is currently holding the latest United Nations conference on climate change.

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Theatrical action in front of the Australian embassy, urging the reduction of emissions by industrialized countries including Australia.

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Theatrical action in front of the Australian embassy, urging the reduction of emissions by industrialized countries including Australia.

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Theatrical action in front of the Australian embassy, urging the reduction of emissions by industrialized countries including Australia.

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Dozens of activists held a theatrical action in front of the Australian embassy in Jakarta. Australia says that it will be difficult to meet is proposed Kyoto target because companies are building lots of coal and oil projects.

Dozens of activists staged a theatrical in front of the Australian embassy and accused Australia applying double standards in the climate negotiations based on the attitude of Australia in the Coral Triangle Initiative funding and KFCP (Kalimantan Forest Carbon Partnership). In the last five years the industrial countries assessed do not have good faith in an effort to reduce emissions.