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Last article: Stronger regulations must be in place to deal with illegal wildlife trade!

Journal of Forest and Environment Protection – The wildlife trade on the internet is a hot issue. In recent years, Vietnam has recorded thousands of cases involving the trading of wild animals on the internet, in addition to thousands of unsolved cases. The experts consider this to be an extremely important issue that requires stronger…

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Real extermination in the “virtual world”: “Shocked” after invitation in the middle of…heaven

As we have analyzed, the game of advertising and trading wildlife products on the internet seems fragile and unreal. We used to think that the traffickers had consumers fooled through white lies or small exaggerations. On the contrary, the “detonators” have led wild animals straight into the lairs of the butchers to be slaughtered.  In…

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World Wildlife Day 3/3: “Hunt” wild animals on social media

Despite the fact that wildlife protection has made great strides during the past decades, it cannot be denied that for every second and every minute that goes by, thousands of wild animals are disappearing under the hands of mankind. Humans are the criminals that have led to the extinction of wildlife species. To respond to…

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World Wildlife Day (3/3): Real extermination in the “virtual world”!

The Dan Viet Journalist group has witnessed the slaughter of real wildlife species through the virtual market for wildlife products on the internet. For many banned products, which cannot be sold publicly on the market or advertised legally, it is understandable that the sellers would set up close groups or attempt to promote them in…

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Article 2: “Descendants of Sun Wukong” had their skulls split wide open, dried, and sold

During our journey of writing the articles, what haunted the reporters most were the images of monkeys and langurs being hunted, captured, decapitated, gutted, dried, bundled and sold to customers.  Those haunting images were recorded by the reporters in the border region between Ha Tinh and Quang Binh province in the Central Region.  Haunted by…

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Customs intercepts N3.1bn pangolin scales, elephant tusks enroute Asia

The Nigerian Customs Service (NCS), in collaboration with the Wildlife Justice Commission, has intercepted pangolin scales and elephant tusks worth N3.1billion being transported through Nigeria to Asia. The Controller General of Customs, Hameed Ali, who disclosed this yesterday while displaying the seized items to journalists at the Customs Training College, Ikeja, Lagos, said 15 sacks…

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Thua Thien – Hue: Arresting a car carrying wild animals and many smuggled goods

Police of Hue City (Thua Thien-Hue) discovered and arrested a car transporting wild animals including 5 long-tailed porcupines and many smuggled goods, without receipts. On January 14, Hue City Police (Thua Thien – Hue) said that the Traffic Police Team while on patrol discovered a car transporting wild animals including 5 rock urchins (also known…

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Detecting a large amount of wild animals hidden in imported banana containers

Around 4:00 p.m. on January 14, 2022, the Bo Y international border gate Customs Branch chaired and coordinated with the Bo Y international border gate border guard team, the city police team on HS, KT, MT – Ngoc Hoi district police. and the Technical Control Department (PC03) Kon Tum Provincial Police received a report about…

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Arrest the subject of illegal hunting of wild animals

Subjects transported more than 20 individuals (alive and dead) including skunks, ferrets, and cave snakes without being able to present relevant documents. Around 12 o’clock  on January 14, the task force of the Environmental Police Department of the Cao Bang Provincial Police in coordination with the Legal Inspection Department – the Cao Bang Provincial Forest…

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Population diversity of primates is in serious decline – urgent conservation action is needed

The Greater Mekong Subregion is currently home to 44 primate species, of which 25 live in Vietnam. However, this beautiful and unique animal is facing many threats to survival: habitat loss or fragmentation, climate change and poaching due to illegal consumption and trade. France. Hanoi – January 5, 2022 – WWF’s new report, “Primates of…

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