A woman has locked herself inside a pig crate in Trafalgar Square for three weeks in a protest against factory farming. The cage is described as so small that she is unable to stand up.
According to the reports, the protest is linked to broader activism on animal welfare and challenges to intensive livestock practices. One outlet also says Chris Packham joins the protest, framing it as a public visibility push in central London. Coverage focuses mainly on the unusual nature of the self-imposed confinement and its duration, rather than providing detailed context on demands, organisers, or any specific policy targets.
The accounts agree on the core event—self-confinement inside a pig crate in Trafalgar Square for three weeks—but differ in emphasis, with some attention on Packham’s involvement while others concentrate on the physical conditions of the crate and the length of time involved.
