The quiet, leafy street in a Copenhagen suburb was an unusual place to hang election posters. But despite the lack of vehicle or foot traffic, Thomas Rohden scaled a stepladder last October to fasten posters to trees and light posts with the goal of advertising one of his main campaign promises in the upcoming local election: ending cooperation with the People’s Republic of China.
Rohden’s posters sported an image of the Tibetan flag, and while they weren’t likely to be seen
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