The Legality of the Grind Hunt

Published November 30, 2023
Body of a slaughtered dolphin on the beach, surrounded by bloody waters.

At an event organized by “Stop the Grind” Coalition in the European Parliament on November 30th, Alice Di Concetto provided a detailed analysis of the legal framework allowing the traditional slaughter of pilot whales and dolphins to take place in the Faroe Islands.

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