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Cattle exports halted

Tuesday, 14 August, 2012, 11:59am

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Shame on Indonesia! Australia has suspended all live cattle exports to the country for up to six months after a news report showed shocking pictures of the animals being abused before slaughter. Indonesia admitted it had no laws in place to safeguard the animals from abuse. The Australians were furious. But the ban may not help animals in Indonesia as they can be imported from other places.

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