Permalink: https://www.media.greenpeace.org/archive/AGL-v-Greenpeace-Australia-Pacific-Court-Hearing-in-Sydney-27MDHUY1PVZ.htmlConceptually similarAGL v Greenpeace Australia Pacific Court Hearing in SydneyGP1SV8W7Completed★★★★AGL v Greenpeace Australia Pacific Court Hearing in SydneyGP1SV8WJCompleted★★★★AGL v Greenpeace Australia Pacific Court Hearing in SydneyGP1SV8WPCompleted★★★★AGL v Greenpeace Australia Pacific Court Hearing in SydneyGP1SV8WKCompleted★★★★AGL v Greenpeace Australia Pacific Court Hearing in SydneyGP1SV8WDCompleted★★★★AGL v Greenpeace Australia Pacific Court Hearing in SydneyGP1SV8WECompleted★★★★AGL v Greenpeace Australia Pacific Court Hearing in SydneyGP1SV8WFCompleted★★★★AGL v Greenpeace Australia Pacific Court Hearing in SydneyGP1SV8WGCompleted★★★★AGL v Greenpeace Australia Pacific Court Hearing in SydneyGP1SV8WHCompleted★★★★View AllGP1SV8WAAGL v Greenpeace Australia Pacific Court Hearing in SydneyGreenpeace Australia activists get briefed ahead of their action at the Federal Courts of Australia.AGL, Australia’s largest energy company, has taken Greenpeace to court over the use of the AGL logo in a Greenpeace campaign exposing AGL as Australia’s biggest climate polluter.Locations:Australia-New South Wales-SydneyDate:2 Jun, 2021Credit:© James Zadro / GreenpeaceMaximum size:7360px X 4912pxKeywords:Action preparations-Activists-AGL Energy-Climate (campaign title)-Coal-Court cases-Day-Greenpeace activists-Greenpeace staff-KWCI (GPI)-OutdoorsShoot:AGL v Greenpeace Australia Pacific Court Hearing in Sydney (Stills)Energy giant AGL has launched legal action against Greenpeace Australia Pacific, following the launch of a Greenpeace campaign alleging AGL is Australia’s biggest corporate climate polluter, disputing Greenpeace’s use of the AGL logo in the campaign. Greenpeace Australia Pacific holds a press conference and creative confrontation ahead of the court hearing. Greenpeace staff David Ritter, Katrina Bullock, Glenn Walker and Maurice Blackburn principal lawyer Rebecca Gilsenan speak at the press conference, backed by over 20 Greenpeace activists holding signs defending Greenpeace’s right to freedom of expression.
