Iceland to Consider Whaling Ban, Potentially Leaving Norway and Japan Isolated
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The Government of Iceland will present in February a bill on whale hunting that could prohibit this practice, a measure that would make Norway and Japan remain the only two countries in the world that continue to hunt commercial whales, transmits Reuters. The whale hunting in Iceland has stirred up years of protests from ...
The Independent
The Independent (US)Iceland considers ban that would leave just two countries that allow whaling
Fin whales, the primary target of Iceland's whaling industry, are classified as vulnerable
Iceland Moves Towards Permanent Ban on Commercial Whaling
Iceland is to introduce legislation to ban commercial whaling, leaving Norway and Japan as the only two countries to permit it. As The Guardian reports, the move comes after a Government report published in 2023 said that harpooned whales took…
A proposed bill to completely overhaul the laws governing whaling off the coast of Iceland has attracted attention around the world.
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