Pour les Orangs Outangs
Dans lecadre d'une campagne internationale pour les Orangs outangs, vous pouvez envoyer la lettre ci-après aux autorités Thailandaise pour leur demander de rappatrier une centaine de ces animaux kidnappés illégalement en indonésie et utilisés dans l'industrie du spectacle: (attendez vous a pas mal de retour)
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Objet : ( à varier pour éviter le classement vertical) : Orangutans / Wildlife / Strenghten your measures...
LETTRE
Honorable Officials of Thailand:
I join the global community of animal welfare and conservation groups
opposed to the unlawful custody of more than 100 orangutans indigenous to
Indonesia. I ask Thai officials to return these animals for rehabilitation
and release into the wild. Indonesian wildlife centers and funding are
available to negotiate this transaction right now.
I am distressed to learn black-market dealers and trading groups seize
critically endangered orangutans to exploit at Thai theme parks, zoos, and
farms. Orangutans, endemic to Sumatra and Borneo, are not commodities to box
and ship to places like Bangkok Safari World for use in kickboxing
exhibitions. The staged fights feature two costumed orangutans dueling it
out, as a bikini-clad chimpanzee totes cards.
The orangutan is a remarkably intelligent creature who does not belong in an
amusement park. As you are likely aware, poachers ransack Indonesian jungles
where orangutans are protected under a presidential decree enacted in the
1930s. Mother orangutans are gunned down with their tiny babies left
clinging to their bodies. Many of young animals do not survive. A dead
female adult also marks the loss of four or five more babies she would have
parented during her lifetime.
In September 2003 and July 2004, a Thai and Indonesian government inspection
of Safari World uncovered 115 orangutans, most constrained in squalid,
cramped conditions. Many were not registered with authorities. Safari World
claims a breeding program produced the orangutans, yet the
disproportionately higher number of young orangutans to adults renders this
claim implausible. As experts await DNA test results, many conclude Safari
World's orangutans are from Indonesian Borneo rather than captive breeding.
Thailand, a CITES signatory, needs to abide by CITES regulations regarding
illegal trafficking in orangutans.
As a potential tourist, I am uncomfortable visiting Thailand until animal
trafficking laws are vigorously enforced. Please investigate, prosecute and
penalize wildlife dealers to the fullest extent under Thai law. In addition,
please confiscate illegally acquired orangutans from Safari World and other
Thai commercial venues for rehabilitation and release in Indonesia. Finally,
I advocate a permanent ban on the use of orangutans in kickboxing matches.
I eagerly await your response to my letter. Thank you for your time and
consideration.
Sincerely,
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SOURCE OF INFORMATION
Michelle Desilets, Director, Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation UK
http://www.savetheorangutan.org.uk
http://www.sendthembackhome.org/default002.html
Palm oil industry blamed for abuse of orang-utans, By Jerome Taylor
http://news.independent.co.uk/environment/article336050.ec
Thailand National Park, Wildlife and Plant Conservation Department
http://www.dnp.go.th/National_park.asp
CONTACT INFORMATION
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H.E. Mr. Thaksin Shinawatra, Thailand Prime Minister
Government House, Thanon Nakhon Fathom
Dusit Bangkok 10300, Thailand
Foreign Office, The Government Public Relations Department
Rama VI Road, Soi 30, Bangkok 10400, Thailand
ph: (66-2) 618-2323 ext. 1700; fax: (66-2) 618-2358
National Park, Wildlife and Plant Conservation Department
61 Phahonyothin Road, Ladyaow, Jatuchak
Bangkok 10900, Thailand
Mr. Damrong Phidet, Director General: dg@dnp.go.th
Mr. Schwann Tunikorn, Deputy Director General: schwann@dnp.go.th
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