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ELEPHANTS CAMPAIGN: REPORTS & BRIEFINGS
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How China's illegal ivory trade is causing a 21st Century African elephant disaster. Last Updated: 16 May 08 Environmental Crime – Our Planet, Our Problem Briefing to the 17th meeting of the United Nations Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Last Updated: 24 Apr 08 ENVIRONMENT and wildlife crimes - such as illegal logging, ivory poaching and trading in tiger parts and rare animals - are now so rife they should be treated as serious transnational organised crime, says EIA. Last Updated: 7 Jun 07 Ivory Trade Flourishing in Tibet (TAR) New EIA Elephant Campaign briefing produced for the 54th Meeting of the Standing Committee to CITES Last Updated: 3 Oct 06 Combatting the Illegal Trade in Ivory Last Updated: 4 Oct 04 Conditions for Importing Countries for the Proposed One-Off Sale of Ivory Stockpiles from Botswana, Namibia and South Africa This document highlights problems that were not addressed for the last one-off ivory sale and calls for stronger scrutiny for a new sale which has been proposed. Last Updated: 23 Mar 04 Briefing for the EU CITES Management Authorities Proposals for trade in ivory at the 12th Conference of the Parties to CITES in Chile, November 2002 Last Updated: 1 Nov 02 A report by EIA which is a result of a two-year study involving undercover investigations in the Far East. This report uncovers disturbing evidence that widespread poaching in elephant range states is being driven by resurgent market demand for ivory products in several Asian countries. Last Updated: 28 Oct 02 Species Issues for the EU Commission Meeting on CITES CoP12 Briefing Prepared for the EU Commission Meeting to discuss Proposals put forward for CoP12 Last Updated: 20 Jul 02 How the CITES-approved ivory sale led to increased elephant poaching. Last Updated: 1 Apr 00 |
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