In Defense of Wild Animal Trade

Piles of ivory burning.

Story by Emmanual Koro

Entire article can be found in Modern Huntsman Volume 8, Page 94

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Baneka, R. (2021). The Chronicle. https://www.chronicle.co.zw/international-hunting-makes-botswana-communities-improve-wildlife-conservation/

Berney, R. Geneva CITES CoP18 Side Event Interview on Animal Rights Influence Over CITES Member Countries. https://www.mahohboh.org/cites-curse-or-blessing-for-wildlife-rich-but-poverty-stricken-sadc-countries/

 Harris, G. (2019). Address  To CITES CoP19 Delegates On Behalf of The Ivory Education Institute. Quoted in Western Celebration of African Poverty – Animal Rights Versus Human Rights. https://www.amazon.com/Western-Celebration-African-Poverty-Animal-ebook/dp/B084JNRZTN – Viewed on 14 September 2021.

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Koro. E. (2020). Western Celebration of African Poverty – Animal Rights Versus Human Rights.

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