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Author: Sakamoto, Masayuki

Title: Black and Grey: Illegal Ivory in Japanese Markets

Summary: This report - Black and Grey - Illegal Ivory in Japanese Markets - takes a critical look at illegal ivory markets in Japan and argues that Japan’s domestic controls on the ivory trade are far from being adequate to ensure such trade does not threaten the elephant species. The Japanese ivory market has two faces. The first face is the “Black” market. Weak Japanese domestic trade control allows ivory acquired from illegal sources to be broadly distributed. The second face is the “Grey” market. “Legal” ivory in trade that is inevitably used as a cover for illegal sources of ivory to make their way to the market. The principal question that the report is trying to answer is: “Do domestic controls on ivory in Japan provide precautionary measures sufficient to ensure trades now proposed by the southern African countries do not accelerate poaching and increase illegal ivory in trade?”

Details: Tokyo: Japan Wildlife Conservation Society, 2002. 65p.

Source: Internet Resource: Accessed July 6, 2011 at: http://www.jwcs.org/data/030107blaclandgrey.pdf

Year: 2002

Country: Japan

URL: http://www.jwcs.org/data/030107blaclandgrey.pdf

Shelf Number: 121975

Keywords:
Illegal Ivory (Japan)
Poaching
Wild Animal Trade
Wildlife Crimes
Wildlife Smuggling