A seizure of 790kg of ivory valued at about HK$7.9 million at Hong Kong International Airport. Photo: Nora Tam A seizure of 790kg of ivory valued at about HK$7.9 million at Hong Kong International Airport. Photo: Nora Tam
A seizure of 790kg of ivory valued at about HK$7.9 million at Hong Kong International Airport. Photo: Nora Tam
Hong Kong /  Health & Environment

Delay on full ban of ivory trade in Hong Kong could encourage elephant poaching, study shows

While China stopped the sale of ivory last year, Hong Kong’s gradual approach will only see it outlawed in December 2021

Topic |   Ivory trade in Hong Kong and China
Ernest Kao
Ernest Kao

Updated: 12:20pm, 5 Sep, 2018

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A seizure of 790kg of ivory valued at about HK$7.9 million at Hong Kong International Airport. Photo: Nora Tam A seizure of 790kg of ivory valued at about HK$7.9 million at Hong Kong International Airport. Photo: Nora Tam
A seizure of 790kg of ivory valued at about HK$7.9 million at Hong Kong International Airport. Photo: Nora Tam
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