21. After the ban, whaling continues
Another member, Japan, continues to hunt whales under the guise of ‘scientific research’ WSPA wants the IWC to maintain the whaling ban to protect the welfare of the world’s whales.
Why do some countries still
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22. News 2008
card to the governments of Japan, Norway and Iceland with the message: ‘tis the season to stop whaling for good! Award-winning film reveals truth of animal transportation Dec 10, 2008 A film by Handle with Care, a campaign to end the
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23. Whaling footage shows severe suffering and harpooning
is not the welfare of the animal but the preservation of as much meat as possible.â€
This year over 1,400 whales will be slaughtered by Japan. Japan’s own statistics show that up to 60% of these animals will not die immediately.
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24. A temporary reprieve for humpbacks, but the whaling continues
WSPA welcomes the news that Japan is no longer seeking to kill 50 humpback whales in their current Antarctic hunt. However over 1,350 other whales are still being targeted as part of Japan’s largest ever whaling quota. Sadly, the lives of
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25. News 2008
card to the governments of Japan, Norway and Iceland with the message: ‘tis the season to stop whaling for good! Award-winning film reveals truth of animal transportation Dec 10, 2008 A film by Handle with Care, a campaign to end the
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26. Whales not whaling
for the Protection of Animals
WSPA's work
Latest news
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27. News 2008
card to the governments of Japan, Norway and Iceland with the message: ‘tis the season to stop whaling for good! Award-winning film reveals truth of animal transportation Dec 10, 2008 A film by Handle with Care, a campaign to end the
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28. United condemnation of new whaling plans
to award a whaling quota to Japan. WSPA has led the production of a briefing , signed by 26 organisations, that condemns the proposal, which is effectively bartering with animals’ lives. The proposed deal would grant Japan permission to
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29. Plight of the captive dolphins
to WSPA will help protect animal welfare globally
Find out more: animal friendly tourism Whaling Japanese Bear Parks More related articles
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30. Latest news
more than 50,000 injured animals, raised awareness of animal welfare among the Haitian community and rebuilt a damaged veterinary infrastructure. 2010: A year of animal welfare accomplishments Jan 10, 2011 With 2010 coming to an end,
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