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Assam Businessman Named In Rhino Horn Trade Cases Surrenders
A prominent businessman from Assam's Hojai, wanted in cases of illegal rhino horn trade, has surrendered before forest officials in Golaghat district.
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Thailand Seizes Rhino Horns Worth $5 Million In Biggest Haul For Years
Thai customs have confiscated 21 rhino horns with an estimated value of nearly $5 million in the biggest such seizure in Thailand for years, officials said on Tuesday.
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South African Police Nab Chinese Man With 18 Rhino Horns
South African police on Thursday said they had arrested a Hong Kong-bound Chinese man found with 18 rhino horns hidden in his luggage.
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South Africa May Re-Consider Regulated Rhino Horn Trade In Future
South Africa does not rule out a future call for regulated international trade in rhino horn trade, despite its decision not to push for legalisation at an upcoming CITES conference, a cabinet minister said Sunday.
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Railway Constable Among 3 Arrested With Rhino Horn In Assam
The Assam police today busted a rhino horn trading group and arrested three people in Jorhat's Titabor town. The arrests come three days after poachers shot dead a rhinoceros at Kaziranga National Park.
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1,175 Rhinos Killed By Poachers In South Africa Last Year: Official
Nearly 1,200 rhinos were killed by poachers in South Africa last year, officials said Thursday, a slight decrease on 2014, but another year of carnage fuelled by Asian-led demand for their horn.
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South African Court Rules In Favour Of Local Rhino Horn Trade
The South African government says a court has denied its appeal of an earlier ruling that lifted a ban on the domestic trade in rhino horn.
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South African Judge Lifts Domestic Ban on Rhino Horn Trade
A South African judge today lifted a domestic ban on trade in rhino horns, in a direct challenge to government policy put in place in 2009 to try to stem rocketing poaching numbers.
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Poaching-Weary South Africa Mulls Legalising Rhino Horn Trade
Pelham Jones bought his first rhinos for a private game park in South Africa some 25 years ago, completing his collection of the "Big Five" animals that visitors especially want to see.
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Assam Businessman Named In Rhino Horn Trade Cases Surrenders
A prominent businessman from Assam's Hojai, wanted in cases of illegal rhino horn trade, has surrendered before forest officials in Golaghat district.
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Thailand Seizes Rhino Horns Worth $5 Million In Biggest Haul For Years
Thai customs have confiscated 21 rhino horns with an estimated value of nearly $5 million in the biggest such seizure in Thailand for years, officials said on Tuesday.
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South African Police Nab Chinese Man With 18 Rhino Horns
South African police on Thursday said they had arrested a Hong Kong-bound Chinese man found with 18 rhino horns hidden in his luggage.
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South Africa May Re-Consider Regulated Rhino Horn Trade In Future
South Africa does not rule out a future call for regulated international trade in rhino horn trade, despite its decision not to push for legalisation at an upcoming CITES conference, a cabinet minister said Sunday.
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Railway Constable Among 3 Arrested With Rhino Horn In Assam
The Assam police today busted a rhino horn trading group and arrested three people in Jorhat's Titabor town. The arrests come three days after poachers shot dead a rhinoceros at Kaziranga National Park.
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1,175 Rhinos Killed By Poachers In South Africa Last Year: Official
Nearly 1,200 rhinos were killed by poachers in South Africa last year, officials said Thursday, a slight decrease on 2014, but another year of carnage fuelled by Asian-led demand for their horn.
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South African Court Rules In Favour Of Local Rhino Horn Trade
The South African government says a court has denied its appeal of an earlier ruling that lifted a ban on the domestic trade in rhino horn.
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South African Judge Lifts Domestic Ban on Rhino Horn Trade
A South African judge today lifted a domestic ban on trade in rhino horns, in a direct challenge to government policy put in place in 2009 to try to stem rocketing poaching numbers.
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Poaching-Weary South Africa Mulls Legalising Rhino Horn Trade
Pelham Jones bought his first rhinos for a private game park in South Africa some 25 years ago, completing his collection of the "Big Five" animals that visitors especially want to see.
