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Lobbyists welcome African Union proposal to ban donkey skin trade

Recommendations to be forwarded to Heads of States, Governments for adoption in February 2024

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Donkeys become most trafficked animal in the world; new campaign launched

Donkeys become most trafficked animal in the world, with more than 2 million of the 4.8 million animals slaughtered for their skins every year being illegally trafficked A new awareness film ‘Innocent Lives’ has been launched by The Donkey Sanctuary to highlight the impact of the trade on donkeys and…

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Donkey named most trafficked animal in the world – New Business Ethiopia

Donkey named most trafficked animal in the world – New Business Ethiopia
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Trucks Carrying 100 Foals for Donkey Skin Trade Intercepted by NSPCA - SAPeople

Photo: NSPCA Trucks transporting 100 donkeys for the donkey skin trade were intercepted last Monday evening near Mooiriver, after almost 18 months of inactivity, according to the National Council of SPCAs (NSPCA). The NSPCA said it was alerted to the trucks and immediately contacted the Mooi River SPCA and local South African Police Service (SAPS) who assisted in stopping the trucks until the NSPCA arrived on Tuesday morning. “It was found that the donkeys, which included young foals, were destined for slaughter for their skins which would later be used in the Donkey Skin Trade,” said the NSPCA in a statement on Tuesday.

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