Animal rights activists vandalize portrait of King Charles III

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Animal rights activists vandalize a portrait of King Charles III at a London art gallery to protest against animal cruelty on farms approved by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.

Key Points

  • Activists pasted a picture of Wallace from 'Wallace and Gromit' over the portrait of King Charles III
  • The incident was designed to highlight violations of animal husbandry rules at RSPCA-approved farms
  • The portrait was not damaged as it was protected by a sheet of plastic

Pros

  • Brings attention to animal cruelty on farms
  • Raises awareness about the treatment of animals in factory farms

Cons

  • Vandalism of a historical portrait