Protecting wildlife through trade regulation (CITES explained)
🐘 Des éléphants aux orchidées, la CITES encadre le commerce international de plus de 41 000 espèces animales et végétales pour qu’il ne menace pas leur survie. Mais comment faire respecter ces règles ? Et un commerce bien encadré peut-il contribuer à protéger les espèces ? 🎙️ Dans cet épisode d’ONU Info Genève, Sofie Flensborg, cheffe de l’Unité juridique du Secrétariat de la CITES, nous éclair...
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A French-language ONU Info Genève interview explaining how CITES regulates international trade in over 41,000 plant and animal species to prevent threats to their survival. Visit to learn how enforcement, captive breeding, online sales and consumer responsibility affect wildlife protection ahead of a CITES committee meeting.
- Explains CITES scope: 41,000+ species covered
- Discusses enforcement and anti-trafficking challenges
- Covers captive breeding, online sales and consumer roles
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