Environmental laws fail to protect endangered fauna in East Timor

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Dili : East Timor | 4 months ago

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http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_juqB-R1zC4c/Sk9WGytwDNI/AAAAAAAACIo/hpFvMdT9OHI/s320/timor_animal_2.JPG ETLJB 4 July 2009 SYDNEY - These images of the carcasses of several protected cuscus apparently for sale at a market place in the eastern town of Los Palos in East Timor were published on the blogspot Timor Agricola on 14 February 2009. Under Indonesian law, the species Phalangeridae (Cuscus) and all species of the genus are protected against capture, possession and trade by Surat Keputusan Menteri Pertanian No 247/Kpts/Um/4/1979 (Decision of the Minister for Agriculture).Read the full report on East Timor Law and Justice Bulletin

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OMega3_2yew | 4 months ago

Easy opportunities for nurturing our climate are upon us! Nursery after nursery give heed to our nation's need! Non-profits for oxygen in our lungs may we continue breathing free of charge with the help of healthy tree donations. Magic is made when planted trees give life back to the community of anticipation. So let us synchronize with one another this summer and make the magic happen - rainbow roots give fresh new fruits to help humanity realize it's time for proof that we believe in the magic of destiny. As we get older, may we retain our playful production of joyful melodies and rhythms, so help us breathing trees free of animosity. Freedom to the fauna of our future!