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CHOCHILINO In India’s Nagaland, communities turn to Indigenous law to protect pangolins %
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CHOCHILINO In India’s Nagaland, communities turn to Indigenous law to protect pangolins %
To protect pangolins in the northeastern Indian state of Nagaland, conservationists are turning to community-driven customary laws, reports contributor Kasturi Das for Mongabay India. In February this year, the United Sangtam Likhum Pumji (USLP), the apex tribal body of the Sangtam Naga community, passed a resolution banning pangolin hunting in 42 villages in Nagaland’s Kiphire district. Village councils are responsible for enforcement, and cust…
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