Fishermen work on a boat filled with freshly caught dolphins in Taiji, where officials say the annual slaughter will continue. Photo: APFishermen work on a boat filled with freshly caught dolphins in Taiji, where officials say the annual slaughter will continue. Photo: AP
Fishermen work on a boat filled with freshly caught dolphins in Taiji, where officials say the annual slaughter will continue. Photo: AP
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Marine Park to open in Japanese town infamous for dolphin killing - but slaughter will continue

AFP

Updated: 11:34am, 8 Oct, 2013

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Fishermen work on a boat filled with freshly caught dolphins in Taiji, where officials say the annual slaughter will continue. Photo: APFishermen work on a boat filled with freshly caught dolphins in Taiji, where officials say the annual slaughter will continue. Photo: AP
Fishermen work on a boat filled with freshly caught dolphins in Taiji, where officials say the annual slaughter will continue. Photo: AP
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