THE SOURCE ISSUE NO.3 18 August 2019 – CITES CoP18 Notes
Compiled by Emmanuel Koro, African environmental journalist who extensively written on environment and development issues in Africa IN THIS ISSUE:
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Author: Emmanuel Koro
THE SOURCE ISSUE NO.2 17 August 2019 – CITES CoP18 Notes
IN THIS ISSUE: Pro-sustainable use U.S. environmental NGO tells EU its concerns of the attempts by Western animal a rights
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Evidence That Ivory Trade Ban Has Failed Africa: 500 vultures die in Botswana after eating poisoned elephants.
Sad news. Incidentally, this presents to the world more evidence that the CITES Western animals groups sponsored ivory trade is not
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UN Environment Organisation Ignore Appeal for Africa Secretary General
Have the growing worldwide calls for a qualified African to be appointed the next Secretary-General for the UN Convention on
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CITES Secretary General Resigns – Call for the appointment of an African replacement
Secretary General Resigns – The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) Wildlife management experts who support the sustainable
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Pacelle, Should be Investigated for Crimes Against Rhinos and Elephants.
The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) CEO Wayne Pacelle resigned from his position on 2 February 2018 following
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World Famous Animal Rights Champion Gets Investigated for Alleged Violation of Human Rights
Writing from Southern Africa where animal rights groups such as the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) continue to
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Sad Day When Africa Celebrated Animal Rights Groups’ Campaign Against Ivory Trade
So, sad to learn that the Botswana-based Amarula Conservation Trust was presented with an African Leaders For Change Award on
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Appeal to Chinese Government Not to Ban Ivory Trade
The Former Secretary General of the UN Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Fauna and Flora (CITES) has
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Poachers, Animal Rights Groups Curiously Benefiting from Rhino Poaching
I am sure by now Western countries animal rights groups who have continued to position themselves as ‘supreme’ animal ‘lovers’
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