### Report on Vandalism Incidents Targeting the Little Mermaid Statue in Copenhagen

#### Introduction
The Little Mermaid statue in Copenhagen, Denmark, is one of the world's most recognized cultural landmarks.

Created by sculptor Edvard Eriksen and unveiled in 1913, the statue has become a symbol of Copenhagen and a major tourist attraction.

However, over the decades, it has also become a frequent target for acts of vandalism.

This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the repeated intentional damages the statue has sustained, including details of individual incidents, the nature of the damages, and the motivations behind each act.

#### Historical Overview of Vandalism
The Little Mermaid statue has been subjected to various forms of vandalism since its installation.

These acts range from decapitations and dismemberments to defacements and bombings.

The perpetrators have included political activists, artists, and individuals with personal grievances.

The recurring nature of these incidents highlights the statue's symbolic significance and its vulnerability as

### Report on Vandalism Incidents Targeting the Little Mermaid Statue in Copenhagen

#### Introduction
The Little Mermaid statue in Copenhagen, Denmark, is one of the world's most recognized cultural landmarks.

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After Van Gogh ’ s sunflower painting was vandalized by environmental advocates, “The Girl with the Pearl Earring ”
The man who destroyed the painting stressed that the work was well protected, so it was not really destroyed, but because of the actions of the two people, the people at the scene were unable to smoothly watch the "Girl with a Pearl Earring" painting, but also caused continuous boos, did not meet the environmental demands, afraid of countereffects.
Dutch painter Vermeer ’ s “Girl with a Pearl Earring ” has been vandalized by environmental advocates. (Image / screenshot from Twitter)
(Taiwan English News / Lin Yuwen Syndication Report) In London, environmental advocates used tomato soup to sprinkle Van Gogh's painting "Sunflowers", and now some people wear "Stop Using Oil" to the Mauritz House Museum in the Netherlands, sticking quick-drying glue to their heads and "hitting" The Girl with Pearl Earrings ".
In two weeks, environmental activists vandalized paintings by three countries, three museums and three famous painters, first Van Gogh at the National Gallery in London, then Monet ’ s “Haystack ” at the Barberini Museum in Potsdam, Germany, which was sprinkled with potato mud by the German climate movement Letzte Generation, and on the 27th in the Netherlands. A painting was stolen from the Mauritshuis museum.
This time the destruction of the painting is the Dutch painter Vimel 's "Girl with a Pearl Earring", a video appeared on Twitter, you can see a bald man leaning his head on the painting, and take out a suspected quick-drying glue to fix his head, stick to the painting, another man wearing a "stop using oil" jacket, the red cans poured on the bald man, immediately aroused public dissatisfaction.
The man wearing the "Stop using oil" shirt said to the crowd, "When you see beautiful things being destroyed in this way, what do you think?" "You see the earth being destroyed in front of you, what do you think?" They have not been able to meet the demands of environmental protection, and they are afraid of counterproductive effects.
Updated: 2022-10-28 19: 38 GMT + 08: 00

Created by sculptor Edvard Eriksen and unveiled in 1913, the statue has become a symbol of Copenhagen and a major tourist attraction.

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In the autumn of 2022, the Louvre in Paris presents a major exhibition, Les Choses (until 23 January 2023), a seven-year exhibition by art historian Laurence Bertrand Dorléac, which brings together nearly 170 works from more than 70 art institutions and private collections around the world, including paintings, sculptures, films, photography, installations and more. The medium, trying to interpret in a new way the genre of painting that has long been regarded as insignificant in the academic art, still life, has been 70 years since the last exhibition of still life art held by the Paris Museum of Art (Orangerie Museum in 1952).
"Still Life", as the name suggests, is based on static objects. It can be traced back to prehistoric times. 3,500 years ago, a sacrificial axe pattern has been carved on the granite rock mass of the Brittany Peninsula in France. It has gone through the Greek, Roman, medieval, Renaissance, the Golden Age of the 17th century, and even the important moments of the modern art revolution of the 20th century. By depicting the simple things of daily life, the artist invites the viewer to stop and gaze, and revisit the world from appreciating the material beauty of these ordinary, even humble things, and to appreciate the revelation and true meaning of life.
“In this world of chatter, artists invite us to look at all the things that are silent and small.
They tell the stories we ’ ve always told by giving things the form of life and death: our attachment, our fear, our hope, our waywardness, our madness. ”
This is an ambitious exhibition, divided into surpluses; the art of ordinary things; objects of faith; liberation; accumulation, exchange, market, pillage; selection, collection, classification; vanity; loneliness; human things and other 15 chapters, telling the story of the art of still life for more than three thousand years.
The exhibition is spread along two axes of chronology and theme, but each section also takes into account the dialogue through different times and regions; while focusing on Europe, but from time to time, the perspective is drawn to Africa and Asia, and the echo and contrast between ancient and modern contemporary works is a highlight of this exhibition.
It is also an exhibition of European painters: George de la Tour, Rembrandt, Diego Velazquez, Francisco de Goya, Théodore Géricault, Gustav Courbet, Edouard Van Gogh, Vincent Van Gogh, Henri Matisse, Salvador Dali and others.
Whether it ’ s the big-screen, slow-motion explosion of everyday consumer goods in Michelangelo Antonioni ’ s classic Zabriskie Point, outside the exhibition hall, or the first one showcasing everything from Egyptian shallow relief tombs to 17th-century George de la Tour ’ s candlelight front. Dellen, the comic comedy of 20th-century American comedian and director Buster Keaton and Christian Boltanski ’ s collection of Jewish objects in the second half of the 20th century, the curators knew from the outset that the exhibition line was rich in diversity and dialogue across time and space.
Flowers, birds, fish, fruits and vegetables, cattle, sheep and shrimp, bottles and cans, candles, chess boards, skeletons, hourglass, musical instruments, books, each piece of still life reflects a wide spectrum of religious, political, economic, colonial or female situations. physical or social characteristics.
In the 16th and 17th centuries, with the world officially entering the era of great navigation, commercial trade and capitalism, and even in the era of art becoming a consumer goods that can be exchanged for money, a large number of objects began to appear in the pictures created by artists, including the display and accumulation of various kinds of exotic fruits and vegetables, such as the lifeless birds of the 18th century French still life painter Charles Din France. The asparagus of Manet, the radish of the French symbolist Odilon Redon, the artichoke of the Italian surrealist Giorgio De Chirico, ironically pushes the abundance and accumulation to the extreme than the supermarket food scene of Icelandic pop artist Gudmunder Erro, A wide variety of products filled the entire picture.
Whether it ’ s cabbage piled up in mountains, fish lined up in rows on fish stalls, raw meat piled up on meat stalls, or food and wine plentiful on the table, they all depict the era in which artists lived, and their feelings and thoughts about the market, exchange, material and spiritual, life and death.
Video technology also provides an opportunity to revisit the traditional still life, with British artist Sam Taylor Johnson quickly playing the fruit from fresh and enticing to gradually corrupt and moldy scenes. Still life is rich and diverse, but it also reminds viewers: wealth, power and glory, everything is fleeting.
Curator Dohoreyak stressed that still life paintings always convey a certain sense of sanctity, such as the skinned, blood-soaked “Slaughtering Cow ” by Rembrandt in 1655, and the solitude of the suspended posture that reminds us of the Passion of Jesus.
Taiwanese artist Peng Man-chih, who has long lived in France, is one of only three Oriental artists in this exhibition (the other two are a painting by Qian Chuan of the Song Dynasty and an installation by Japanese artist Tetsuji Kudo). His work “Transformation ” consists of three pencil sketches (each 75 x 108 cm) created in 1976. The doll symbolizes the combination of material and spiritual contradictions, and even disappears in the natural cycle, inviting the viewer to meditate on the fleeting nature of life, the relationship between man and nature.
The doll seems to allude to the tragic existence of people, but the large amount of white space in the Eastern style of the picture is also calling for the spiritual existence of life in addition to physical forms.
Peng ’ s work is featured in the exhibition ’ s “Human Things ” section. Other exhibits include American artist Robert Gober ’ s amputated leg from the wall, with a candle standing over it, hinting at the dehumanization of the human condition; Dalí ’ s creepy feet; Italian artist Thomas Schütte ’ s“ Portrait of a Woman with a Jointed Arm ”; and German artist Thomas Schütte Dolls with strange heads and political satire; French artist Alex Burke alludes to the materialization of people with cloth dolls and so on.
“The power of dolls is so ancient that the subject allows artists to expose the miniscule boundaries between people and objects, between owners and toys. ”
Puppets, automatons, dolls, rich in magic, sex, satire and poetry.
They refer to clandestine impulses, fetishes, and loss, hygienism, machine dehumanization, and the female situation. ”
It is worth mentioning that in addition to the exhibition, the curators used the book to emphasize a cross-disciplinary perspective, and in addition to the history of art, 260 authors, including philosophers, novelists, poets, economists, anthropologists, sociologists, and even chefs and designers, were invited to explore the art of “things. ”
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This exhibition is called "Su Xiaobai's Blue", and the preparation time is not rushed at all, and the thinking time is extremely long.
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The so-called recognition does not refer to the talent of the artist; rather, it should be put into the artist's thorough knowledge and understanding of the media.
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Excessive search for "red gold" in the depths of the Mediterranean is destroying the environment
Coral smuggling in Mediterranean countries is damaging the environment and aquatic life.
This comes despite strict laws against coral reef smuggling.
DW examines the causes of the problem from the coast of Tunisia and southern Italy.
Owners of shops that make jewelry from coral face a dark future as ecosystems collapse
For 20 years, Tunisian Mourad Arfaoui and his family have been turning precious coral reefs into jewelry from inside his shop in the small coastal city of Tabarka.
Al-Arfaoui said: “Everyone is involved in this matter, my children were raised in this store. ”
However, Arfaoui doubts that his sons will be able to move forward with the same work, given the severe shortage of coral reefs that underpin his work.
Tabarka residents say nine out of 10 coral jewellery shops in the city, about 200 km from the Italian island of Sardinia, have closed, especially as coral reef prices continue to rise due to their scarcity.
"There may not be any coral reefs in the future at all and they will simply disappear," he said.
Ecosystems are dying
Red corals, called "red gold", are living organisms found mainly in the Red Sea and the Mediterranean Sea, while living in the depths of the sea in an attempt to avoid light.
Locals call them Mediterranean red trees because they help the ecosystem flourish.
The red coral is characterized by picturesque beauty in a blessing turned into a curse; this festival has become a raw material required by jewelers to make beautiful jewelry, but it came at the expense of the environment and the destruction of marine systems.
For decades, fishermen on trawlers have been fishing for coral reefs, leading to their scarcity, with the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) including precious coral reefs on its Red List of Threatened Species.
Marjan is an important part of the economy of the Tunisian city of Tabarka
However, overfishing is not the only threat to the extinction of red coral reefs, but also climate change, which is causing the oceans and seas to heat at a rapid pace, threatening to wipe out the world ’ s coral reefs in the coming decades.
Since the 1980s, most countries have banned destructive fishing practices such as trawling for coral reefs.
In 2019, the General Fisheries Authority for the Mediterranean adopted more rules to protect coral reefs, while divers can now capture them at depths of more than 50 meters, while governments have to follow through.
In Tunisia, only a few divers are allowed to collect precious coral reefs.
Hunting continues despite the rules.
Despite these laws, businessmen in the city of Tabarka talk about the flourishing black market for smuggling red coral, which means that the laws are difficult to implement due to the large financial return.
A study funded by the European Union has revealed that precious corals can be worth several million euros and are smuggled out of the Mediterranean every year, with North Africa and southern Italy being the main centers of the trade.
In Algeria, despite strict laws, about three tons of red corals, called "bull blood", are smuggled every year.
Divers risk their lives by diving to a depth of more than 100 meters in order to collect coral reefs.
Salah al-Bedjaoui, a former coral reef diver in Tabarka, said the activity was illegal and “there ’ s a lot of fishing on the black market and that puts us in big trouble. ”
Tunisian police have in the past confiscated cars after finding precious coral reefs and pills of the drug "ecstasy" on board, as these shipments are shipped through Tunisia to other countries because it is difficult to verify the country of origin.
Bajawi said: “It ’ s like smuggling cocaine.
An Italian man was arrested on a boat smuggling a reef to Italy.
“Everyone knows there are smuggling operations going on here. ”
"It's like a war."
The small town of Torre del Greco near Naples, Italy, is the global capital of the illegal coral trade, with many family-owned companies making jewelry from precious coral reefs to sell to companies like Gucci, Bvlgari and other of the world ’ s most famous luxury brands.
In this small Italian town, few people want to talk about the thriving black market for coral reefs.
Jewelry made from coral is expensive, and yet it finds a lot of popularity.
Miko Cataldo is one of the few coral traders willing to talk about it, saying: “We fight this problem every day with illegal traders. ”
Cataldo said that many of those involved in the trade have made significant profits from the coral trade, adding that the high demand for coral reefs is not due to the jewelry industry as in some Asian countries precious coral reefs are used to make beauty products and as a source of many medicines.
He said he had received threats from criminals inside his shop because he had spoken against them, adding: "It's like a war we're fighting here."
Italy has drawn up a national plan to protect marine life, but Cataldo said smugglers were moving their goods through Spain and France instead of Italy.
As for Tunisian Murad Arfaoui, he sees greed as the cause of this illegal trade, adding: “Precious coral reefs have become threatened like many other marine organisms because we have not given them time to grow and evolve.
We have forgotten to have some patience and we have also forgotten to appreciate the riches of the deep sea. ”
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Strengthening international cooperation on the oceans to protect the blue homeland
July 29, 2024 06: 43 | Source: People's Daily - People's Daily
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Mangrove ecological reserve on the shore of the power plant in Java, Indonesia.
Photo by our reporter Cao Shiyun
During the China-Thailand joint routine marine survey, researchers are preparing to deploy a marine buoy system.
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Overlooking the offshore fishing base of Hongdong Mauritania.
Fujian Hongdong Fishery Co., Ltd.
In Heatwave Island, Malaysia, the Third Marine Research Institute of the Ministry of Natural Resources of China and the University of Malaya, Malaysia, jointly carried out a joint survey and research on marine ecology.
The picture shows scientists documenting the state of submarine coral reefs.
Photo by Du Jianguo
Oceans, forests and wetlands are also called the three major ecosystems of the earth, and the marine ecological environment is related to the ecological balance of the earth and the rational use of resources, to the sustainable development of human civilization, and to the reality and future of the marine destiny community.
China has put into practice the concept of a community with a shared future for the oceans and worked with other countries to build the foundation of marine ecological civilization and take the road of ocean green development to jointly build a cleaner and more beautiful world.
"Helping to improve regional marine disaster protection capabilities"
Our reporter Bai Yuanqi
At dawn, the golden sun shone on the vast waters of the Andaman Sea.
The research vessel of the Phuket Marine Life Research Center in Thailand slowly left the harbor after a siren sounded.
Scientists from the two countries shuttled between the deck and the console and carried out preparations in an orderly manner.
Next, they will conduct in-depth investigations on Andaman seawater culture, ecology, geology and other aspects, and complete the relevant tasks of the Sino-Thai Joint Laboratory on Climate and Marine Ecosystems (hereinafter referred to as the "Sino-Thai Laboratory").
In the Zhongtai laboratory, Dr. Shalimra led researchers to stare at the display screen and observe real-time data from the ocean automatic weather station.
“With the update and upgrade of marine monitoring equipment, we are able to capture more detailed parameters during ‘ auscultation ’ of specific sea areas.
"These data play an important role in monitoring and analyzing the dynamic changes of the marine environment, providing data support for effective early warning of marine disasters such as tsunamis and sea level rise in Thailand," he said.
In recent years, with the intensification of global climate change, the impact of marine disasters has become increasingly
China and Thailand have continuously strengthened cooperation in marine disaster prevention and mitigation, and jointly built a "blue line of defense" to enhance their maritime disaster prevention and control capabilities.
Shalimra ’ s laboratory was established in 2013 and is run by the First Marine Research Institute of the Ministry of Natural Resources of China (hereinafter referred to as “Ocean I ”) and the Phuket Marine Biological Research Center of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment of Thailand.
Over the past 10 years, the laboratory has made fruitful achievements in marine scientific research, marine environment observation, marine disaster prevention and protection, and has played an important role in promoting Sino-Thai cooperation in marine science and technology and in promoting regional disaster reduction and prevention.
In 2018, a cruise ship capsized near Phuket, Thailand.
The marine environment forecast system, jointly developed by China and Thailand, has accurately located the location of the shipwreck and provided information support for the search and rescue work.
Since then, Ocean One has installed a maritime search and rescue forecasting system at the Phuket Marine Life Research Center in Thailand and upgraded the Thailand High-Resolution Marine Environment Forecasting System.
The upgraded forecast system covers the Gulf of Thailand and the southern waters of the Andaman Sea, with a horizontal resolution of 1 / 30 latitude and longitude, and the forecast accuracy has reached the international advanced level.
Ocean One and Phuket Marine Life Research Center jointly developed the Thailand Marine Environment Forecast System mobile phone APP, which for the first time realized the function of directly inquiring marine environment forecast information through mobile phones in Southeast Asia.
The APP has two language interfaces in English and Thai, which realizes the visual display of high-resolution wind field, sea temperature, current, sea waves and other marine environment numerical prediction products in the next 120 hours in Thailand and surrounding sea areas.
Dr. Su Pawei of the Tropical Ocean Research Group of Zhongtai Laboratory said that the APP can quickly push important information about marine environment forecasting to relevant departments, and also facilitate ordinary people to obtain information anytime and anywhere, significantly improving the ability to respond quickly to marine environmental disasters and emergencies.
At present, the Sino-Thai laboratory has become an important platform for the exchange and cooperation of marine talents between the two countries. Researchers from the two countries have carried out a series of scientific research projects, held training and seminars under the framework of the laboratory, and achieved fruitful scientific research results.
“A complete offshore fishing industry chain has been established. ”
Yan Yunming
On the coast of the Atlantic Ocean, on the west coast of Africa, on the French coast of the coastal city of Nouadhibou, there are more than 90,000 square meters of offshore fishery base in Hongdong Mauritania, including wharves, cold storage, seafood processing plants, fishmeal plants, ship repair plants, ice making plants and desalination plants.
Early in the morning, the fishing boats loaded with them docked at the dock, and the base began to bustle.
In the workshop that processes fish products, automation equipment is constantly running, and workers are busy......
In 2010, Fujian Hongdong Fishery Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as “Hongdong Fishery ”) crossed the ocean to Mauritania and signed a long-term fishery cooperation agreement with the government.
With the strong support of the Mauritanian government, a large modern offshore fishing base has been established in the past two years, and Hongdong Fisheries has rapidly developed into the largest fishing enterprise in the region.
At present, more than 80 kinds of seafood are caught and processed in the fishery base, and the products have passed the EU certification and are exported to African countries and the European Union, Southeast Asia, South Korea, Japan and other places all year round.
The base opened up a variety of fishery products such as sardines, snapper and crustaceans for Mauritania, effectively improving the utilization rate of the country's fishery resources.
As the largest foreign company in Mauritania, Hongdong Fisheries has brought nearly 300 million US dollars in direct investment to the region, which has contributed positively to Mauritania's industrial development and economic growth.
In addition, the company has also created a large number of jobs for the local people, trained hundreds of fishery technical personnel, not only "teach people to fish", but also "teach people to fish".
Rohamedi, a local employee of the fishing base, recalled that in the past there was no cold storage, and it was impossible to process and process fish. "The fishing base of the Chinese company established a complete offshore fishing industry chain for us, and also gave local employees the opportunity to learn modern fishing techniques.
The company will regularly give us training, teach us fishing techniques, and how to identify fish and process fish, so that everyone has more expertise and skills. ”
"Before coming here, I had been unemployed for many years.
It is the fishing base built by Chinese enterprises that has brought me employment opportunities.
Hongdong Fishery actively fulfills its social responsibility in the local area, and Fata is both a witness and a participant.
Since 2021, Hongdong Fisheries has donated US $40,000 to the Mauritanian Institute of Marine Research and Fisheries every year to help marine scientific research; actively dispatched ships to carry out rescue operations in the face of emergency calls from local fishing boats; built roads for local people to help solve travel problems; sponsored the Nouadhibou International Marathon and provided material support year after year … “I am very proud to be a member of the company, ” said Fata.
“Protecting the mangroves is everyone ’ s obligation. ”
Our reporter Cao Shiyun
In the evening, standing on the shore of the Indonesian island of Java, the view is a green, lush mangrove forest with blue sky and blue water.
Seabirds returned from foraging for food and landed in the woods, while fishing boats shuttled through the winding waterways between the forests.
This beautiful scene of harmonious coexistence between man and nature is a vivid interpretation of Guoneng Indonesia's Java Power Generation Company's love for the marine ecological environment.
Guoneng Indonesia Java Power Plant was jointly invested and built by China National Energy Group and Indonesia National Power Company. It is the largest single unit capacity and the most advanced technology efficient and environmentally friendly power plant in Indonesia. Dao.
Mangrove forests, known as “coast guards ”, are home to many animals and plants. They can purify the surrounding ecosystems such as the atmosphere, water and soil, and also protect the seawall, promote dredging, and reduce the risk of marine disasters.“ We all know the importance of mangrove forests to the ecological environment.
In order to bypass the mangroves, the project design team specially revised the construction plan of the power plant.
Although the difficulty of construction has been increased and the economic benefits of the power plant have also been affected, the whole team has not turned back.
The National Energy Indonesia Java Power Generation Company has carefully formulated a mangrove protection strategy to effectively isolate the construction area from the mangroves by constructing physical barriers such as walls and steel wire meshes.
At the same time, the company also through the hanging of protection signs and other ways to enhance the public and construction personnel's awareness of protection, and clearly delineate the area of responsibility, assign a special person responsible for the daily monitoring of mangroves.
During the construction period, the project management regularly checks the growth of mangroves and strictly prohibits any behavior that may damage the mangroves.
After the power plant enters the production period, the protection of mangroves is more normal.
The company set up a mangrove and wildlife ecological protection working group, set up a mangrove ecological protection center, invited Indonesian environmental protection officials, experts, etc. to investigate and assess the situation of wildlife resources in the plant area, formulate protection plans, and vigorously promote mangrove replanting and restoration work.
In 2022 alone, nearly 12,000 mangrove dominant tree species were planted.
The company also actively carries out education and publicity, volunteer services and other activities in local schools, and passes on the awareness and action of protecting mangroves to the younger generation.
"With the continuous development of mangrove restoration, more and more wild animals have come to mangroves to breed." With the joint efforts of all, the mangrove area has been expanded to about 20 hectares.
The forest is full of mongoose, white ibis, brown pelicans, mangrove birds, egrets, etc. The locals say that our power plant is a wildlife park. "It's very interesting to see people just slouching their heads and wagging their tails as if to say 'hello'," Angie said.
“The mangroves are our common home and need to be protected together.
Our efforts in mangrove forest conservation have been widely recognized by the local government, the media and the public, which is both a recognition of our work and a hope for our future cooperation, "said Lu Chengjun, general manager of the Indonesian Power Generation Company in Java.
People 's Daily (July 29, 2024)
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This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the repeated intentional damages the statue has sustained, including details of individual incidents, the nature of the damages, and the motivations behind each act.

#### Historical Overview of Vandalism
The Little Mermaid statue has been subjected to various forms of vandalism since its installation.

These acts range from decapitations and dismemberments to defacements and bombings.

The perpetrators have included political activists, artists, and individuals with personal grievances.

The recurring nature of these incidents highlights the statue's symbolic significance and its vulnerability as


### Report on the Repeated Intentional Damages to the Little Mermaid Statue in Copenhagen

#### Introduction
The Little Mermaid statue in Copenhagen, Denmark, is one of the city's most iconic landmarks.

Created by sculptor Edvard Eriksen and unveiled in 1913, the statue has been a symbol of Copenhagen and a major tourist attraction.

However, over the years, it has faced numerous incidents of intentional damage and vandalism.

This report details the various cases of such incidents, including when they occurred, the nature of the damage, and the stories behind each act of vandalism.

#### Incident 1: Decapitation (1964)
- **Date**: April 24, 1964
- **Damage**: The statue was decapitated using a hacksaw.

- **Perpetrators**: The act was carried out by a group of Danish artists and students as a form of protest against what they perceived as the commercialization of

### Report on the Repeated Intentional Damages to the Little Mermaid Statue in Copenhagen

#### Introduction
The Little Mermaid statue in Copenhagen, Denmark, is one of the city's most iconic landmarks.

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A man climbed onto the front of the BBC headquarters in central London on Wednesday with a hammer to use to smash a statue of controversial sculptor Eric Gill.
BBC staff said they heard the man screaming over the sculptor's record of child sexual abuse.
Gill was one of the most prominent British artists and sculptors of the early 20th century until his death in 1940.
But his memoirs, published decades after his death, revealed that he sexually assaulted his daughters and his family dog.
The Prospero and Ariel statue (the protagonists of William Shakespeare ’ s The Storm), sculpted by Gill, has been installed on the facade of the BBC headquarters since 1933, and in recent years there have been several campaigns to remove the statue because of its owner ’ s personality.
Police were called to the scene, where officers managed to drop the man off and arrest him about four hours after the scene began.
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Created by sculptor Edvard Eriksen and unveiled in 1913, the statue has been a symbol of Copenhagen and a major tourist attraction.

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Due to the growing popularity of Armenia, Russian tourists this year began to increasingly advertise its attractions, in particular, the small resort town of Jermuk, where in the Soviet years was a popular balneological health resort.
Thanks to mineral springs in Jermuk came to be treated from all over the USSR.
Doubts that the city could regain its former glory began to appear after this kind of reviews on tourist sites: "Disappointment is complete!
I don't recommend it!
The symbol of the city of Jermuk in a depressing state, is a statue of cheap iron, painted with graffiti by teenagers, dilapidated by time.
And the glade on which the statue is located is dotted with broken glass, a lot of debris around.
Very sad to see.
Nothing but sadness!
I do not recommend it! "
Tourists are surprised by the "post-apocalyptic" state of the giant Sports Palace with panoramic glazing, and other objects turned into faceless abandoned ruins.
But all these are trifles in comparison with the "recall" of the doctor of biological sciences, Professor Samvel Pipoyan, who visited the central park of Jermuk and saw the busts of the great Armenians: Komitas, Sevak, Tumanyan, Aram Khachaturian, Martiros Saryan and dozens of others attacked by vandals.
In one of the social networks, the professor wrote: “Two or three years ago, these busts were stained in various unpleasant colors, but they could still be saved.
Now the situation is terrible.
Almost all the busts are either broken or desecrated...
It is painful to see how much vandalism has developed in us, neglect of art and science, that such magnificent works are trampled not only by ordinary citizens, but also neglected by state and public services.
Can't the Jermuk authorities see this?
We are losing our history and respect for it, especially among young people whose main activity is to leave inscriptions on the busts or on the walls adjacent to them, "We were here."
The vandalism of Armenian nationalists has long been known.
They have been operating in the occupied territories of Azerbaijan for 30 years, where hundreds of sites, including most of the mosques, shrines and cemeteries of ethnic Azerbaijanis, were looted, vandalized, desecrated and destroyed under Armenian control.
They destroyed the Azerbaijani heritage in the capital of Armenia.
But the destruction of their own cultural heritage on such a scale is openly talked about for the first time.
Who hasn ’ t caught the vandals?
Komitas
The future composer, the founder of the classical Armenian tradition was born in the Turkish city of Kutahya.
His name was Soghomon Soghomonyan.
In 1881, Catholicos Gevorg IV ordered to bring him an orphan boy to study at the Echmiadzin Theological Seminary.
Of all the candidates, Soghomon was chosen.
But when the Catalyst spoke to him, he said, “I don ’ t speak Armenian, if you like, I ’ ll sing. ”
After completing his studies at the seminary, Soghomon assumed the priesthood and the church name Komitas.
He later studied in Berlin, performed in Paris, but in 1910 the Catalyst believed that Komitas used church music for "wrong purposes."
Then the composer gave up the church title and went to Constantinople, where he created a choir, gave lectures and reports at international conferences, conducted.
However, in Constantinople, the composer encountered conservative Armenian clergymen, who reported on him to the Turkish police.
All this affected the health of Komitas, plunging him into a severe depression.
The composer was placed in a Turkish hospital, and a few years later transferred to a Paris psychiatric hospital.
He spent more than 20 years in a hospital bed and died in 1935.
Until now, researchers are debating whether Komitas had schizophrenia, which is not treated, or treatable post-traumatic disorder.
A year after his death, Komitas ’ s ashes were transferred to Armenia, but most of his manuscripts were lost.
But the Church changed the attitude towards the composer, stating that “the Armenian people in the song of Komitas found and recognized their soul, their spiritual self.
Ruben Sevak
The future poet, prose writer and translator Ruben Chilinkiryan was born in the Turkish city of Silivri and graduated from the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Lausanne.
He was married to a German woman.
He was fluent in French.
He took the pseudonym Sevak - black-eyed.
He was the author of the "Red Book", devoted to the disasters of Armenians and socio-philosophical problems, as well as a series of short stories "Pages torn from the diary of a doctor".
Hovhannes Tumanyan
The name of Hovhannes Tumanyan is associated with the flowering and formation of Armenian literature.
He was friends with the founder of symbolism Valery Bryusov, Konstantin Balmont, Sergei Gorodetsky.
Many of his works are recognized as masterpieces of Armenian literature and have been translated into forty languages of the world.
Aram Khachaturian
Composer and conductor Aram Khachaturian is called one of the pillars of the Armenian and Soviet composer school.
He was born in Georgia.
He taught in Gnesinka.
"Dance with sabers", as well as music for the ballets "Gayane", "Spartacus" and "Masquerade" brought him worldwide fame.
Khachaturian was the author of three symphonies, six concerts, works of vocal, choral, instrumental music, music for films and theatrical productions, as well as the anthem of the Armenian SSR.
Martiros Sarian
The future artist was born in Nakhichevan-on-Don, where at one time Catherine II resettled Armenians from the Crimea.
(Now it is one of the districts of Rostov-on-Don).
In 1910-1913 he traveled to Turkey, Egypt and Iran.
Studied in Moscow.
The artist ’ s work played a leading role in the formation of the national school of Armenian Soviet painting.
What all these people after their death angered the vandals, remains a mystery.
But, as you can see, for respectable representatives of the city authorities, the memory of the great Armenians means little.
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Content: BOARDMAN, Ohio (WKBN) – A Hermitage man is now facing charges following an investigation of vandalism to multiple cars at a Boardman business in September.

Officers were called on September 27 to Deering Compressor on E. Midlothian Boulevard, where several vehicles had been broken into and damaged in the lot.

One employee reported that the window of his passenger side door was broken during the early morning hours and that $5 in change was taken from the center console.

Another victim reported that $15 in change and a pair of sunglasses were taken from his truck after the window had been broken.

Police said a catalytic converter was also removed from another vehicle, and there was an attempt to break into another vehicle but the attempt was unsuccessful.

After a review of the business’s security cameras, charges were filed against a suspect.

Dean Reardon, 60, was charged this week with several counts of theft and vandalism. He had been booked into the Mahoning County Jail on other charges last month and is still being held there.

He was scheduled to appear in court earlier Tuesday morning.

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Content: Anyone who has driven along First Street by Horace Mann Elementary School recently has seen the beautiful mural painted on the side of the building.

Well, sometime probably early Wednesday morning, the mural was vandalized and defaced.

Wednesday evening staff members at Horace Mann were working diligently to paint over the damage and basically restore the mural.

We salute their dedication and effort to make sure the vandalism didn’t stand and the mural will once again brighten the day of passersby.

As for the person or persons who committed the vandalism, we hope they are found and made to atone for their actions, which should be criminal in nature.

We will never understand the need some people apparently have to damage public property, or any property for that matter.

Do people think they are being funny? Or just mean?

But it continues to happen, not just here but in other communities as well.

Let’s be clear.

There is never any excuse or reason for vandalism. Never.

That should be double for a school building where young children are being taught by the dedicated professionals who work in the school system.

If you want to vandalize something do it to your own property, then step back, take a look and see how you feel.

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Content: A CAR has been damaged by vandals in a North Yorkshire town - and police have launched an appeal.

The incident happened in Alderson Road in Harrogate just before 6.30am on Monday (January 9). It involved two men who approached a vehicle on foot from the Leeds Road junction. One appears to have kept a look-out while the other damaged the windows of the black Mercedes.

A spokesperson for the force said: "Our officers are asking a female jogger to get in touch. She was wearing a high-vis harness and may have run past the offenders in Leeds Road immediately prior to the junction of Alderson Road.

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Brownsville, Texas – Local authorities are seeking the public’s assistance in identifying the individuals responsible for vandalizing the Pedro “Pete” Benavides Community Park. The park’s restroom facility, both inside and out, was found defaced with spray paint, causing concern among community members and park officials.

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The vandalism was discovered recently, with extensive spray paint covering the restroom facility at the park. The damage has not only marred the appearance of the community space but also raised concerns about the respect and safety within public areas.

Authorities from the Cameron County Constable Precinct One office are investigating the incident. They are urging anyone with information about the individuals involved in the vandalism to come forward and assist in identifying the culprits.

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Community members who may have witnessed the vandalism or have any information regarding the incident are encouraged to contact the Cameron County Constable Precinct One office. The office can be reached at (956) 943-6757. Tips and information will be handled with confidentiality, and any leads could be crucial in resolving this case.

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The Pedro “Pete” Benavides Community Park is a beloved local space, providing recreational facilities and a gathering spot for families and individuals in Brownsville. The vandalism has not only caused physical damage but has also impacted the community’s enjoyment of the park. Efforts are underway to clean and restore the damaged facilities, but identifying and holding those responsible accountable remains a priority.

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ROME. KAZINFORM - One of Milan's most famous and beautiful landmarks, the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II shopping arcade, was vandalized by graffiti late on Monday, ANSA reports.

The large piece of graffiti was sprayed on the front of an upper section of the 19th century structure that looks out onto Milan Cathedral and Piazza del Duomo. Three youths were filmed as they performed the act of vandalism at about 22:00. Firefighters lit up the structure to help police catch the culprits but the three managed to get away over rooftops. The vandalism was condemned by politicians of all colours.

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BUFFALO, N.Y. — As they prepare for a busy weekend of  Memorial Day activities, the staff at the Buffalo Naval and Military Park found itself suddenly having to arrange for repairs to the Korean War Monument, which was damaged by vandals in the overnight hours between Sunday and Monday.

The damage was discovered by volunteer groundskeepers when they arrived for work on Monday morning.

The vandalism involved the spray painting of the rifle of the soldier depicted on the monument's face, and tagging of other parts of the monument and the sidewalk leading up to it.

Among those the most upset was the Buffalo police officer who showed up to take the report, and who used terms like disgusting and sickening to describe what he saw.

"He (the police officer) is a veteran," explained the park's President and CEO Paul Marzello. "This probably means a lot more to someone like him who has served the country...to see monuments defaced in this way, it's very upsetting."

It was upsetting as well to Charles Andrews, who volunteers at the museum and served 20 years aboard submarines in the US Navy.

"It really hurts," said Andrews. "Our monuments are here for the purpose of everyone having something to remember. Something valuable to remember."

"We'll be contacting a stone supplier to find out what's the best way to remove (the graffiti) whether it's chemically, sandblasting whatever and we'll take direction from them," said Marzello.  "Sadly, there are individuals who just don't know how to pay respect...whether it's memorial ground or other people's personal property."

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Content: FORT COLLINS, Colo. (KDVR) — Police in Fort Collins continue to patrol the parking lot around a Catholic Church that was vandalized early Saturday morning.

St. John XXIII, which sits near the Colorado State University campus, had its front doors defaced. The left door was spray-painted in red, with abortion-rights language. Windows on the right door were broken.

“It’s still nasty and gross to see vandalism like this,” said long-time parishioner Joe Arlinghaus, who was attending daily mass on Monday with his wife.

“When you wake up Saturday morning and all your friends on Facebook have a picture of red paint on the doors of your church,” he said.

Parishioners were alerted to the vandalism at masses on Saturday and Sunday morning. The doors have been fixed.

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Two cases of cultural works removed from the National Security Law: A shallow look at the red line and the hidden purpose behind it
In the past week, Hong Kong people ’ s worries about the abuse of the National Security Law in Hong Kong have been exacerbated by two cases of cultural works being “removed ”. One is that a small shop in Central and Sheung Wan was“ agreed ” to erase a graffiti that is more than 10 years old but which is reminiscent of the “Black Riots ” of 2019. People will become the" ninth most wanted person in Hong Kong, "and their website will be shut down for fear of involving their family and friends in Hong Kong, and they will be discouraged from returning to Hong Kong.
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What touched the national security nerves of the authorities?
According to the owner, Mr. Ho, the painting had existed for 12 years before he took over the shop, and was painted by a pair of foreign artists, because there were many reconstruction projects in Central and Sheung Wan at that time. Social events are irrelevant.
Public information shows that in the anti-revision storm in 2019, the protesters were seen as “yellow ” camps, the establishment was called“ blue camps ”, and the construction workers ’ helmets were often yellow.
However, a few months ago, the representative of the owners' corporation of the building came to ask him to delete the painting, saying that the graffiti had a chance to involve the National Security Law, but he did not care because the graffiti had existed for a long time and did not represent any political position, and the owner's opinion was not an official request, so he ignored it.
Recently, some officials of the Home Affairs Department told them that the graffiti had a chance to violate the National Security Law, and it was best to erase it to avoid breaking the law.
The official said he kindly reminded the shopkeeper that he was instructing the councilman not to go online.
Mr. Ho said that he had asked the prescription staff to specifically commit the crime of national security law, but the other party did not respond; only submitted a prepared consent form, one is to deal with it himself or by the prescription; after discussing with the staff, he signed a consent form to avoid affecting the shop and regular customers, and let the District Office remove the painting.
In response to the media, the Secretary for Home Affairs and Youth, Ms Mak Mei-kuen, said that HAD staff were only "well-intentioned reminders... that they can decide not to handle (graffiti)". And...
The store posted a picture on Facebook on the 19th of this month showing the graywall after the original works and graffiti were erased.
When he recalled the incident to the media on the 25th, he said that he felt sorry and helpless for the final removal of the works, and was also worried that the incident had narrowed the space for artistic expression, saying that the Hong Kong government promoted Hong Kong as a free city and artistic expression was just part of "singing Hong Kong".
On the same day, the Secretary for Civil Youth, Mak Mei-kuen, responded that the authorities had taken action after receiving complaints, saying that the staff were also "easily reminiscent of the involvement of 'black violence' or 'Hong Kong independence'", stressing that the incident had nothing to do with the stifling of creative freedom.
However, the next day, the Legislative Council member Zhang Xinyu pointed out that the murals involved have existed for more than 10 years, and it cannot be "black violence" or have the meaning of Hong Kong independence.
He warned that the common law in Hong Kong is not a presumption of guilt and that the authorities should respect private property rights as much as possible, otherwise it will cause anxiety for operators.
Presumably the loss of freedom in Hong Kong has been accused of violating national security.
Another article that touched the national security nerves of the authorities was an online essay competition promoting the Cantonese (Cantonese) language "Hong Kong Language".
Chen Lok Hang, Chairman of Hong Kong Language Institute, confirmed via email to this station that the article in question was "Our Times" written by Xiao Jia, who participated in the "Central and Western Cantonese Essay Competition" in mid-2020. The article is now off the shelves. The article is viewed through the "Internet Archive".
In 2050, some streets have changed their names to "People's Middle Road", and the street name of foreigners that the protagonist visited will also be changed, because "the government feels that the people are too colonial". In 2025, the government wants to suppress religious freedom and all religious places are controlled. Died.
The work concludes with "The struggle of man against totalitarianism, the struggle of your memory against oblivion."
The competition was organised by the District Council ’ s Community Participation Funding Scheme. The results were announced in November of the same year. However, the Central and Western District Office was dissatisfied that the content of the article and 10 other works was “controversial, misleading and disturbing or affecting the harmony of the community ” and requested a suspension of the processing of the works.
More than two years after the incident, the National Security Service of the police, without providing specific questions, requested that the article be removed from the shelves, and the entire website stopped operating.
"Hong Kong Language School" yesterday (28) issued an "Execution" notice issued by the overseas chairman Chen Lok Hang, saying that the National Security Police officers searched and interviewed his family's home last Tuesday (22) morning without a search warrant, and asked the family to convey the information that the article was suspected of violating the National Security Law and demanded that the article be removed from the shelves.
Chan later said that the police had told his family that if the article was not taken off the shelves, "you don't want a boy to be the ninth wanted criminal, do you?"
The National Security Police did not provide a detailed explanation, but the National Security Service is now hanging 1 million yuan each wanted eight overseas pro-democracy activists, Chen believes that the police's statement is a threat to seek him.
Chen Lok is suspicious of Hong Kong language learning in the fight against the support of the Cantonese movement
After the incident came to light, Chen released a recording of his phone conversation with his family and the police after the article was removed, showing that the police had searched the cake shop he used to run. When he said that the article was off the shelves, the police woke up and immediately pointed out that the article appeared to be accessible by password. Lookout.
Mr Chan said that the police had decided to close the organisation to protect the safety of the old members in Hong Kong, fearing that the name of the other members would affect their safety.
He has suspended the operation of the Hong Kong language school and initiated dissolution proceedings.
Mr Chan described the incident as absurd, causing him great consternation, fear and danger. He was planning to return to Hong Kong after the summer holidays, but has changed his mind and will not return to Hong Kong.
"I never expected a novel to stop me from going back to Hong Kong," he lamented.
He also suspected that the authorities had taken action because of an unpublished article to suppress "Hong Kong language", because pro-Beijing people had complained that they supported Cantonese, and some even referred to it as "Hong Kong independence".
When the pro-Beijing Wen Wei Po reported today on the news of the suspension of the operation of "Hong Kong Language Studies", two-thirds of the page was devoted to recounting his past support for Cantonese and joining the "opposition", accusing him of being a radical "local faction". They oppose the "universal education" (Putonghua teaching Chinese), accusing them of blackmailing the Education Bureau to stop "universal education".
The report concluded that after the District Council elections in November 2019, Chan was transferred to the position of assistant to "pro-violence" District Councillor Lau Ka-heng.
Hong Kong Language Institute (HKLAS) was founded in 2013 with the aim of “defending the language rights of Hong Kong people ”. The HKLAS claims to have worked hard to protect the right of Hong Kong people to use their mother tongue, especially Cantonese and traditional characters, when the Education Bureau tried to make Cantonese a non-statutory language.
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