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ENFORCEMENT ASSISTANCE: NEWS
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12 Jan 09 FOREST communities use latest technology to fight to preserve their way of life. (read article) Aggressive logging companies are threatening the future of people living in forest areas they are targeting. Press Release: 15 May 08 LANDMARK law to combat illegal logging passes first stage in U.S – LANDMARK legislation to address the global illegal logging crisis has been passed in the United States, which would make it the first country in the world to prohibit the import, sale or trade in illegally-harvested wood and wood products. 6 May 08 ILLEGAL logging baron's move to palm oil receives top brass backing EIA is calling for an urgent inquiry into how a notorious illegal logging baron’s move into the booming palm oil plantations business has been backed by the highest levels of Indonesian government. Press Release: 17 Apr 08 EIA: Call for tougher action on global eco crime at UN EIA has been urging the international law enforcement community to make environmental crime a higher priority on the agenda and to learn lessons from drugs and arms trafficking. 12 Jun 07 'Orang-utans' homes will be gone by 2022' Orang-tans could have nowhere left to live within a decade, a report has revealed. Press Release: 7 Jun 07 Upholding The Law - Call for Crackdown on Eco Crime Gangs 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. Urgent: 19 Mar 07 EIA needs help to protect newly discovered species Announcement: 25 Apr 05 EIA launches a new range of training materials for the enforcement community to combat the illegal trade in ODS A new training video, accompanying briefing sheets and enforcement assistance section of EIA’s website was produced by EIA in cooperation with UNEP to assist in combating the illegal trade in ozone depleting substances. Campaign Update: 29 Sep 04 NGOs Set Agenda to Fight Illegal Logging for President's First 100 Days Jakarta: Civil society representatives at the sharp end of fighting the timber mafia today issued an agenda for the new President’s first 100 days to combat illegal logging. Meeting at the News Café in Jakarta with media, politicians and international donors, the NGOs presented videos and photographs of many of the injustices taking place across Indonesia’s forests today.
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