Governments endorse greater protections for sharks amid concerns about overfishing

by admin | Nov 30, 2025 | Asia

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The measures, approved at a wildlife trade conference in Uzbekistan, ban the trade in oceanic whitetip sharks, manta and devil rays as well as whale sharks.

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