Infamous Vegetarian A topless protest took place at a shoe store just hours after activist Tash Peterson called on fans to help pay $9,000 in court bills.
Ms. Peterson, 28, on $3,700 . fined more than Perth Magistrates on Wednesday after pleading guilty to charges of two half-naked public stunts.
The extreme punishment greatly weakened the animal rights activist, who staged another bare breast stunt outside after leaving the hearing before setting up a GoFundMe page, urging supporters to help pay her fees.
Now, almost halfway to his $6,600 goal, the prolific demonstrator is back on the streets with his attention-grabbing antics—this time targeting a Nike store in Perth’s Carinup shopping center.
Another protest comes just days after notorious vegan activist Tash Peterson was fined more than $3500 for two similar stunts.
Animal rights activists stormed a Nike store in Carinup, Perth, to protest the use of kangaroo skin in the products of the fitness apparel chain.
Footage posted online by Ms Peterson on Saturday showed she walks into a fitness apparel store in a kangaroo suit, unbuttoned and tied around her waist, painting her bare upper half pink. Is. The cover is shown.
Holding a sign upside down, she walked around the store denouncing the company for using kangaroo skins in its shoes and calling on shoppers to boycott the products.
She cries, ‘Nike is killing kangaroos and turning them into boots.
The biggest land based killing of wildlife is happening in our own country. Thousands of kangaroos graze peacefully every night when humans invade their homes and shoot them in the head for their flesh and skin.
‘It is standard legal industry practice to shoot mothers in the head, kick Joy out of their pouch, and crush their skulls or beat them against a bull bar.
‘If you are not a vegetarian then you are responsible for this holocaust.’
After walking around the store, Ms. Peterson herself stood at the entrance and continued her speech as a crowd gathered outside the store to watch the film.
Ms Peterson on Friday called on followers to support her by donating to cover her court fees
As the crowd grew, a security guard eventually arrived at the scene – but Ms Peterson screamed non-stop for more than five minutes as she stood idly by.
At one point, two female viewers shocked by her claims about Nike approached her to ask where they could find more information about her cause, which she provided.
The guard eventually intervened to request that she cover her chest because ‘here are the kids’, but Ms Peterson argued that her dress was not offensive and they chanted for her.
Several other security guards later arrive and order her to leave, with Ms. Peterson continuing to chant and holding the sign as they leave.
Her latest protest comes hours after Ms Peterson shared a video on Facebook in which she sought financial aid to help cover her court bills.
She wrote, “Today I was indicted on another charge of “disordered conduct” on the grounds that because I said I participated in civil disobedience, it clearly meant that I intentionally intended to shock and humiliate the public.” Was.” I’m trying.”
,[I received] $2,251.50 for my dairy protest and $1,500 for my Louis Vuitton protest, plus $5,500 in legal fees ($2,500 already raised last year).
Notorious animal rights supporter Tash Peterson stormed Perth’s Royal Show in September and jumped over an obstacle in the middle of a cattle justice event.
Ms Peterson, photographed outside the court on Wednesday, as she made another demonstration after being fined
‘If you can donate, my activism sustainability needs your help more than ever! If each of my supporters donated $1, I’m sure I’d have more than enough to pay these fines. Thanks for your support!’
Ms Peterson faced court on Wednesday over a ‘bad taste’ stunt where she carried nothing but a G-string and a sign reading ‘naked instead of wearing one’s skin’ at a Louis Vuitton store.
She shouted at the shopkeepers during the August 2021 protest and what she said was her own blood.
She also faced trial for a December 2020 protest at Cotslow’s Boatshed Markets, where she also appeared shirtless, her chest painted in a cow pattern, and shouted at shoppers that cows were raped for meat and dairy He is going.
The self-proclaimed ‘disruptive animal rights activist’ was found guilty of two counts of disorderly behavior.
As of Sunday, the fundraiser has received a donation of $3,015 to cover her court fees.