The Wildlife Justice Commission has launched a new briefing paper about China’s largest ever ivory trafficking case and is hosting a side event – Tackling corruption linked to environmental crime – with Belgium, France, and the UNODC at the upcoming CoSP to UNCAC to discuss its findings.
The Wildlife Justice Commission is concerned by the sheer amount of mammoth ivory products for sale on Chinese e-commerce sites. Mammoth ivory may perpetuate the demand for elephant ivory. More research is needed to understand the supply chain.
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We hope that other governments recognise the importance of this legislative change and urge them to address wildlife crime as a serious organised crime.
