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© Michel Pourny
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- © Miriam Potter /Robin des Bois
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- © Charlotte Nithart /Robin des Bois
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- © Michel Pourny
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- © Charlotte Nithart /Robin des Bois
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- © Miriam Potter /Robin des Bois
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- © Michel Pourny
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- © Miriam Potter /Robin des Bois
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- © Michel Pourny
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- © Miriam Potter /Robin des Bois
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- © Michel Pourny
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- © Miriam Potter /Robin des Bois
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- Philippe Martin, Ministre de l’Ecologie, du Développement durable et de l’Energie et Nicolas Hulot, envoyé spécial du Président de la République pour la protection de la planète. Philippe Martin, Minister for Ecology, Sustainable Development and Energy and Nicolas Hulot, Special Envoy of the President of the Republic of France for the Protection of the Planet © Charlotte Nithart /Robin des Bois
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- © Michel Pourny
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- © Miriam Potter /Robin des Bois
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- © Michel Pourny
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- Professeur Pierre Pfeffer © Miriam Potter /Robin des Bois
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- © Charlotte Nithart /Robin des Bois
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- © Charlotte Nithart /Robin des Bois
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- © Michel Pourny
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- © Michel Pourny
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- © Charlotte Nithart /Robin des Bois
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- © Charlotte Nithart /Robin des Bois
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- © Michel Pourny
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- © Charlotte Nithart /Robin des Bois
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- © Miriam Potter /Robin des Bois
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- © Charlotte Nithart /Robin des Bois
Les éléphants masqués à Paris en 1989
© Jean-Pierre Edin / Robin des Bois
Some good reasons to destroy stockpiled ivory:
– Show the country’s determination to fight against ivory related crime.
– Avoid theft or misappropriation of seized ivory.
– Eradicate any temptation for speculation of ivory trade awaiting the possibility of reopening legal ivory trade.
– Demonstrate solidarity with African and Asian countries fighting against poaching and which deplore many victims among wildlife guardians.
– Join in the recent movement of voluntary destruction (Philippines, State of Maharashtra in India, the United States and China).
– Be consistent with destruction procedures of other seized substances and articles (drugs, medicines, Chanel bags or counterfeit Lacoste shirts).
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