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No More Captive Dolphins in Cyprus

ARC’s successful campaign resulted in the banning of the importation of cetaceans (dolphins, orcas) to Cyprus. In spite of Cyprus being a popular holiday spot, you will not see any so-called dolphinariums here. The Ayia Napa dolphimarium was closed down in 1999 as a result of our campaign. Subsequent applications to open captive dolphin shows were … [Read More...]

The cetaceans are more valuable than coal

Why does Australia not intervene in Japan's illegal whaling activities? Here's your answer. Australia is one of the world's greatest producer of coal. 75% of Australia's coal is exported...the majority of it going to Japan - 43.3 million tons of coking, 61.5 million tons of steaming. That's 104.8 million tons total...RANKING JAPAN THE #1 CONSUMER … [Read More...]

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