Wednesday, January 18, 2017

CHINESE 'IVORY KINGS' CHARGED IN TANZANIA

Three Chinese men in Tanzania have been charged with trafficking more than a thousand pieces of elephant tusk, in what may be the biggest ivory case of all time. Xiao Shaodan, Chen Jianlin, and Liang Hu have not yet had chance to enter a plea, but are understood to deny the charges. Lucy Taylor reports from Tanzania.


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