‘The most powerful weapon in the world is a camera’, anti-whaling activist Paul Watson says
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Anti-whaling activist Paul Watson arrived in France on Friday after spending five months in detention in Greenland based on an extradition request filed by Japan. He spoke to FRANCE 24 about his time in detention and his plans for the future.