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Wildlife crime has emerged as one of the greatest threats to the survival of many wildlife species in South Asia as well as across the globe. This organized crime involving multi-billion dollars is highly trans-national and remains flourishing as a result of weak legal framework and/or lax enforcement in the source, transit and destination countries. Curbing the wildlife crime demands…
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To strengthen, promote and co-ordinate regional co-operation for curbing illegal wildlife trade that threatens the wild flora and fauna of…
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Strengthening wildlife law enforcement to combat wildlife crime through communication, coordination, collaboration, capacity building and cooperation.
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To take initiatives for bringing harmonization and standardization in laws and policies of member countries concerning conservation of wild fauna…
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The operational modality of SAWEN consists of a General Assembly as an apex body of SAWEN comprising minister of the…
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Kapilbastu, Nepal: The police have seized red sandalwood worth Rs 16 million and 300 thousand…
Dhangadhi, Nepal: Five people were arrested in Kailali with fake currency, tiger bones and herbs.…
India: Two persons have been arrested for allegedly attempting to sell tiger skin in Chhattisgarh’s…
India: The Mumbai unit of Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) recovered many exotic species, including…
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