Activists form giant human sign to 'end plastic' ahead of UN talks in South Korea

Climate activists from around the world held up coloured papers forming a giant human sign to 'end plastic' in South Korea's port city of Busan on Sunday, November 24, ahead of UN plastic talks.

About 500 activists, including members from the Korea Federation for Environmental Movements in South Korea and Friends of the Earth in 10 countries, joined the forming of the sign on Haeundae beach.

Activists also marched down beach area with pickets containing slogans such as "no plastic" and "life in plastic, not fantastic!"

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