Nigeria passed a sweeping new wildlife bill replacing outdated, contradictory laws with a single framework covering elephants, pangolins, sea turtles, and primates. Between 2012 and 2021, only 11 wildlife cases reached court and just 3 ended in convictions. The new law enables financial and phone record investigations to pursue trafficking network organizers, not just couriers.
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Le Nigeria réforme sa loi sur la faune pour démanteler les réseaux de trafic internationaux

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Le Sénat nigérian a adopté une nouvelle loi sur la faune sauvage remplaçant des textes obsolètes et contradictoires par un cadre unique protégeant éléphants, pangolins, tortues marines et primates. La loi permet désormais d’exploiter dossiers financiers et téléphoniques pour poursuivre les organisateurs des réseaux.

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