Business Owners Open up their Walls for Black Panther Protestors
The case of the Italian-Thai development CEO, Premchai, who slaughtered a black panther in a wildlife sanctuary, has called for tougher wildlife protection laws and the arrest of the CEO. Premchai has denied all allegations of killing the panther says police.
Activists groups have gathered at shrines and in front of the Royal Thai Police demanding justice for the panther. They have also been painting murals of the panther on public walls all over the country. However, they are being painted over just as fast as they are being put up. An animal rights advocacy group, A Call for Animal Rights has launched a Facebook group, pairing business owners with graffiti artists to combat the murals being taken down.
The Thai Law Forum visits one of the businesses offering up their walls to protesters. Watch the video for more information.
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