Executive Director of Scorpion Wildlife Monitoring Group Morison Guciano has urged Indonesia's courts to impose harsh punishment upon illegal wildlife traders to give deterrence effect.
"Endangered wildlife trading is rampant in a number of Indonesian cities because the courts give light punishment to the perpetrators," Marison Guciano said here Wednesday.
He cited two cases that happened recently as examples. The first case was when Surabaya police detained a person identified by his initial as PAS who offered an eagle on line, and the second was when Bogor police seized wildlife such as 30 Papuan green python snakes, one deoranus monitor lizard, three Papuan green lizards, and an umbrella lizard, from someone identify...
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Brantang Market, Surabaya
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