The Ministry of Environment is looking at places to display seized elephant ivory and other illegal exotic items to highlight the “brutality” of people, despite international conservation organisation Wildlife Alliance calling for them to be destroyed.

 

Ministry of Environment spokesman Neth Pheaktra told The Post that some of the ivory seized at Phnom Penh port in a significant case in 2016 was currently in the hands of the courts, with the rest impounded in safe locations.

 

The haul included elephant ivory and pangolin scales.

 

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7 hours ago, geovalin said:

to highlight the “brutality” of people

when will he highlight the "brutality" of people against each  other?

Unbelievable - read the link to Phnom Penh Post. I bet it was all destined for CHINA! Very sad for all the animals that were victims. Congratulations Cambodian Authorities.

3 hours ago, Burma Bill said:

Unbelievable - read the link to Phnom Penh Post. I bet it was all destined for CHINA! Very sad for all the animals that were victims. Congratulations Cambodian Authorities.

Clueless post.  Said authorities will almost certainly "dispose" of the seized contraband at market prices following the public display

3 hours ago, Pique Dard said:

when will he highlight the "brutality" of people against each  other?

After the "disposal" of the contraband is done they will know who was brutalized