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Indian army soldiers seen patrolling near the site of a gunbattle in a mountainous area of capital city Srinagar. An operation is underway between the army and militants in the Lidwas area of Srinagar's Harwan, where three suspected militants have been killed, according to local news reports citing military officials.Indian army soldiers seen patrolling near the site of a gunbattle in a mountainous area of capital city Srinagar. An operation is underway between the army and militants in the Lidwas area of Srinagar's Harwan, where three suspected militants have been killed, according to local news reports citing military officials.

Three Militants Killed In India Kashmir Gunbattle in Srinagar

Three Militants Killed In India Kashmir Gunbattle in Srinagar

Thailand's former Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva seen speaking at a conference organized by a media organization. Abhisit Vejjajiva is a Thai politician who was the 27th prime minister of Thailand from 2008 to 2011. He was the leader of the Democrat Party from 2005 until he resigned following the party's weak performance in the 2019 election.Thailand's former Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva seen speaking at a conference organized by a media organization. Abhisit Vejjajiva is a Thai politician who was the 27th prime minister of Thailand from 2008 to 2011. He was the leader of the Democrat Party from 2005 until he resigned following the party's weak performance in the 2019 election.

"Thailand's former Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva" in Bangkok

"Thailand's former Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva" in Bangkok

A young rescue worker stands by with a boat, ready to assist residents needing to navigate or evacuate the flooded neighborhood. Heavy rain from Severe Tropical Storm Wipha caused widespread and severe flooding across northern Thailand in late July 2025, with the event being described as the worst in decades for some provinces. In areas like Mae Sot, Tak Province, the continuous rain caused local streams to overflow and submerge roads. The situation became much more serious when the Moei River (also known as the Thaungyin River), which forms the border between Thailand and Myanmar, rose to dangerous levels. This led to major flooding in communities on both sides: Mae Sot, Thailand, and the neighboring town of Myawaddy, Myanmar. Although the Thai government had issued mobile phone alerts, the speed of the rising water caught many residents off guard, and authorities continue to warn of more rain in Tak and other affected provinces.A young rescue worker stands by with a boat, ready to assist residents needing to navigate or evacuate the flooded neighborhood. Heavy rain from Severe Tropical Storm Wipha caused widespread and severe flooding across northern Thailand in late July 2025, with the event being described as the worst in decades for some provinces. In areas like Mae Sot, Tak Province, the continuous rain caused local streams to overflow and submerge roads. The situation became much more serious when the Moei River (also known as the Thaungyin River), which forms the border between Thailand and Myanmar, rose to dangerous levels. This led to major flooding in communities on both sides: Mae Sot, Thailand, and the neighboring town of Myawaddy, Myanmar. Although the Thai government had issued mobile phone alerts, the speed of the rising water caught many residents off guard, and authorities continue to warn of more rain in Tak and other affected provinces.

Wipha's Fury: Mae Sot Floods Disrupt Life on Thai-Myanmar Border

Heavy rain from Severe Tropical Storm Wipha caused widespread and severe flooding across northern Thailand in late July 2025, with the event being described as the worst in decades for some provinces. In areas like Mae Sot, Tak Province, the continuous rain caused local streams to overflow and submerge roads. The situation became much more serious when the Moei River (also known as the Thaungyin River), which forms the border between Thailand and Myanmar, rose to dangerous levels. This led to major flooding in communities on both sides: Mae Sot, Thailand, and the neighboring town of Myawaddy, Myanmar. Although the Thai government had issued mobile phone alerts, the speed of the rising water caught many residents off guard, and authorities continue…

Sergio Mattarella, President of the Italian Republic speaks during the meeting with the Italian Women's National Team, semi-finalists of EURO 2025, at the Quirinale, Hall of Flags.Sergio Mattarella, President of the Italian Republic speaks during the meeting with the Italian Women's National Team, semi-finalists of EURO 2025, at the Quirinale, Hall of Flags.

President Sergio Mattarella meets with the women's national soccer team in Rome

President Sergio Mattarella meets with the women's national soccer team in Rome

Volunteers seen handing out food supply to refugees in the Idomeni camp. - Over 10,000 refugees are still stuck in the Idomeni refugee camp at the border between Greece and Macadonia. Many had been staying in the camp for over a month as they hope that the border will be reopening again for them cross into western Europe.Volunteers seen handing out food supply to refugees in the Idomeni camp. - Over 10,000 refugees are still stuck in the Idomeni refugee camp at the border between Greece and Macadonia. Many had been staying in the camp for over a month as they hope that the border will be reopening again for them cross into western Europe.

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Extinction Rebellion activists seated in kayaks hold large banners, express their opinion during an attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."Extinction Rebellion activists seated in kayaks hold large banners, express their opinion during an attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion activists seated in kayaks hold large banners, express their opinion during an attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

An Extinction Rebellion activists seen floating on a unicorn, during an attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."An Extinction Rebellion activists seen floating on a unicorn, during an attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

An Extinction Rebellion activists seen floating on a unicorn, during an attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion climate activist in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."Extinction Rebellion climate activist in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion climate activist in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion activists seated in kayaks hold large banners, express their opinion during an attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."Extinction Rebellion activists seated in kayaks hold large banners, express their opinion during an attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion activists seated in kayaks hold large banners, express their opinion during an attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks at pre-dawn attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks at pre-dawn attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks at pre-dawn attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks at pre-dawn attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks at pre-dawn attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks at pre-dawn attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

(EDITORS NOTE: Image contains profanity) Terminal workers remove profanity from the side of the "Celebrity Eclipse" during an attempt to block the path of Luxury liner from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."(EDITORS NOTE: Image contains profanity) Terminal workers remove profanity from the side of the "Celebrity Eclipse" during an attempt to block the path of Luxury liner from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

(EDITORS NOTE: Image contains profanity) Terminal workers remove profanity from the side of the "Celebrity Eclipse" during an attempt to block the path of Luxury liner from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Terminal workers remove profanity from the side of the "Celebrity Eclipse" during an attempt to block the path of Luxury liner from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."Terminal workers remove profanity from the side of the "Celebrity Eclipse" during an attempt to block the path of Luxury liner from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Terminal workers remove profanity from the side of the "Celebrity Eclipse" during an attempt to block the path of Luxury liner from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Extinction Rebellion activists seated in kayaks hold large banners, expressing their opinion during an attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."Extinction Rebellion activists seated in kayaks hold large banners, expressing their opinion during an attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion activists seated in kayaks hold large banners, expressing their opinion during an attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion activists seated in kayaks hold large banners, expressing their opinion during an attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."Extinction Rebellion activists seated in kayaks hold large banners, expressing their opinion during an attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion activists seated in kayaks hold large banners, expressing their opinion during an attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion activists seated in kayaks hold large banners, expressing their opinion during an attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.Extinction Rebellion activists seated in kayaks hold large banners, expressing their opinion during an attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Extinction Rebellion activists seated in kayaks hold large banners, expressing their opinion during an attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Extinction Rebellion activists seated in kayaks hold large banners, expressing their opinion during an attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.Extinction Rebellion activists seated in kayaks hold large banners, expressing their opinion during an attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Extinction Rebellion activists seated in kayaks hold large banners, expressing their opinion during an attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Extinction Rebellion activist holds a placard, expressing his opinion during an attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."Extinction Rebellion activist holds a placard, expressing his opinion during an attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion activist holds a placard, expressing his opinion during an attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Extinction Rebellion activists seen floating on a unicorn, during an attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."Extinction Rebellion activists seen floating on a unicorn, during an attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion activists seen floating on a unicorn, during an attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks at pre-dawn attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks at pre-dawn attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks at pre-dawn attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks, attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks at pre-dawn attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks at pre-dawn attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks at pre-dawn attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks at pre-dawn attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks at pre-dawn attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks at pre-dawn attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Port authority police use outboard to spray Extinction Rebellion climate activists in a kayak, during an attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.Port authority police use outboard to spray Extinction Rebellion climate activists in a kayak, during an attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Port authority police use outboard to spray Extinction Rebellion climate activists in a kayak, during an attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks at pre-dawn attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks at pre-dawn attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks at pre-dawn attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks at pre-dawn attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks at pre-dawn attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks at pre-dawn attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activists numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks stating that "Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy."

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks at pre-dawn attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks at pre-dawn attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks at pre-dawn attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks at pre-dawn attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks at pre-dawn attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.

Extinction Rebellion climate activists in kayaks at pre-dawn attempt to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the "Celebrity Eclipse" from docking at the Passages Terminal. A little before sunrise, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion, Netherlands attempted to block the path of Luxury Ocean liner the ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ from docking at the Passages Terminal in Amsterdam. The ‘Celebrity Eclipse’ is operated by Celebrity Cruises, a subsidiary of Royal Caribbean Group. The activist numbered 30 in all, with the majority in 2-person kayaks. ‘Cruise ships are floating environmental disasters. They should not be allowed in Dutch waters. We demand strict and binding national and international environmental standards and regulations, as well as strict enforcement and sanctions policy.