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Philippines and Papua New Guinea fish exports may be banned in Europe

Posted on June 11, 2014 By benign0 1 Comment on Philippines and Papua New Guinea fish exports may be banned in Europe
Philippines and Papua New Guinea fish exports may be banned in Europe

Illegal fishing practices in the Philippines and Papua New Guinea may cost the economies of these two impoverished countries dearly. The European Union is reportedly threatening to ban fish imports from the two countries unless they curb illegal fishing practices. The warning, which was welcomed by environmental groups, puts the two countries on the EU’s…

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Animal fetish: Frozen pangolin in Chinese fishing boat seized in Philippine waters off Palawan

Posted on April 15, 2013April 15, 2013 By benign0 4 Comments on Animal fetish: Frozen pangolin in Chinese fishing boat seized in Philippine waters off Palawan
Animal fetish: Frozen pangolin in Chinese fishing boat seized in Philippine waters off Palawan

On top of the damage a Chinese fishing vessel had caused on World Heritage-listed Tubbataha Reef off Palawan in early April, Philippine authorities have reportedly made a striking discovery in the ship’s cargo hold — hundreds of frozen anteaters or pangolins. All eight species of the pangolin are considered to be in danger of extinction…

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Philippines noted for trade in Santo Niño statues made from illegally-traded elephant tusks

Posted on September 26, 2012 By benign0 11 Comments on Philippines noted for trade in Santo Niño statues made from illegally-traded elephant tusks
Philippines noted for trade in Santo Niño statues made from illegally-traded elephant tusks

The Philippines has reportedly been identified in a National Geographic report as a major destination and market for ivory illegally exported from Africa. Elephants are classified as endangered animals and trade in any product made from them — such as ivory from their tusks — is illegal. The Philippines in 1981 became a signatory to…

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