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Chinese State Media Urges Leaders To Pass Animal Protection Law

2021-01-02T23:05:20Z

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[/news/china/index.html China]'s state broadcaster has urged the government to pass the country's first animal protection law 'as soon as possible' following the horrific killing of a stray cat. The official outlet made the call today through an official social media account after a man was caught pouring boiling water over a homeless moggie on the street. Such a law may also prevent around 10million dogs being killed for their meat every year in the nation. China's state TV has urged authorities to give small animals legal protection in a commentary on social media. Pictured, a couple play with stray cats in a park on March 9 in Shanghai RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/news/article-8861959/Cathay-Pacific-cuts-8-500-jobs-shutters-regional-airline.html Hong Kong's flagship carrier Cathay Pacific cuts 8,500 jobs...] [/news/article-8863103/Chinese-mother-two-belly-ballooned-88-pounds-ovarian-cancer.html Chinese mother-of-two, 36, whose belly ballooned by 88...] [/news/article-8863023/Chinas-Loch-Ness-Monster-Mountain-caretaker-shocked-spot-mysterious-beast-lake.html Is this China's Loch Ness Monster? Mountain caretaker is...] [/news/article-8862721/Nine-family-members-die-food-poisoning-eating-noodle-soup-breakfast-gathering.html Nine family members die from food poisoning in China after...] Share this article Share 66 shares The culprit scalded the stray as punishment after she had eaten his ham, according to an eyewitness who filmed the incident in a northern Chinese city on Monday. [http://www.blogher.com/search/apachesolr_search/Footage Footage] shows the cat being locked in a cage as the man doused her with liquid. The stray's four unborn kittens were found dead in her womb after the bystander called the police and rushed the animal to a vet. The mother feline sustained burns on more than 70 per cent of her body. She was pronounced dead on Wednesday by medics in Taiyuan city, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-trung-quoc-truon[ ][ ] on Weibo, the state-run station speculated that the culprit would not receive a heavy penalty 'because of a legal gap'. It added there was little the public could do apart from condemning such actions - due to the lack of legislation against abuse and cruel killings of animals. The post continued: 'Several representatives suggested the establishment of such a law in this year's Two Sessions (China's annual parliamentary meetings). 'We expect respect for life and a legal bottom line as soon as possible.' Such a law may also prevent around 10million dogs being killed for their meat every year in the nation. The picture shows dogs locked on a truck on the outskirts of Beijing on April 8, 2006 The perpetrator, said to be a security guard of a power station, was reportedly taken away by police from the scene. An officer of Taiyuan's Pingyang Police Station told Pear Video that he and his colleagues had educated the man orally. He claimed that the man could not act 'normally' because he had undergone an open-brain operation. He was released by police after writing a statement promising to never act like this, the officer added. Animal welfare remains a sensitive topic in China, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-trung-quoc-truong-gia-gioi-phuong-hoang-co-tran-5-ngay-may-bay.html tour phượng hoàng cổ trấn] partially due to the international uproar over the Yulin Dog Meat Festival. A woman with her pet dog, both wearing face masks, is pictured walking on the street amid the novel coronavirus pandemic in the northern Chinese city of Shijiazhuang on March 6 The annual activity is one of the most controversial food festivals in the world and sees thousands of dogs cruelly killed, skinned and cooked with [http://en.search.wordpress.com/?q=blow-torches blow-torches] before being eaten by the locals to celebrate the summer solstice. It is rare for state media outlets to openly challenge authorities over animal cruelty and pile on pressure for leaders to establish an animal protection law. However, different levels of the government in China have released relevant regulations since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. Two Chinese cities, Shenzhen and Zhuhai, have banned the eating of dogs and cats to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus. China's central government in May signalled that it could ban canine meat from the dinner table after removing dogs from its official list of livestock. Yet, it has not issued an order to forbid the eating of dogs in the country. The Chinese Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs called for 'some traditional customs about dogs' to change in the country and stressed that dogs were 'companion, rescue and service animals'. Despite official moves and concerns over the transmission of COVID-19, the Yulin dog meat festival opened 'as usual' this June in the southern province of Guangxi, according to animal lovers.

Stolen Dogs apos;waiting To Be Turned Into Grab-and-go Meals apos; Are Rescued

2021-01-02T02:17:17Z

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Eight dogs destined to be slaughtered and turned into grab-and-go meals have been saved outside a kitchen in central [/news/china/index.html China], according to reports. The rescued animals, including five puppies, had allegedly been stolen by an illegal street vendor who was accused of killing dogs 'around the year'. The man was planning to butcher the dogs and make them into ready meals falsely advertised as lamb or [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-trung-quoc-truong-gia-gioi-phuong-hoang-co-tran-5-ngay-may-bay.html tour phượng hoàng cổ trấn] beef dishes, animal lovers have claimed. Footage released by Chinese media show dogs being kept in a filthy yard in Zhengzhou, central China's Henan, as they reportedly waited to be slaughtered and made into ready meals RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/news/article-8883793/Child-killer-sentenced-death-PPE-murdering-girlfriends-toddler-son-China.html At least he won't die of covid: Child killer dons face mask,...] [/news/article-8883785/Coronavirus-Wuhan-doctor-42-skin-turned-dark-COVID-19-treatment-makes-recovery.html Wuhan doctor, 42, whose skin turned dark due to coronavirus...] [/news/article-8880311/Dog-finds-home-Pet-dog-Dou-Dou-walks-37-miles-26-days-home-left-owner.html Loyal dog Dou Dou walks 37 miles in 26 days to find home...] [/news/article-8884347/China-cracks-mobile-browsers-curb-bad-information-goes-against-Socialist-values.html China cracks down on mobile phone browsers to ban 'bad...] Share this article Share 1.4k shares The news comes as Chinese animal welfare organisations, activists as well as state-run media outlets are urging the country's leaders to pass their first law against animal abuse. It also comes after two Chinese cities, Shenzhen and Zhuhai, banned residents from eating dogs and cats in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. The Chinese Ministry of Agriculture and [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-trung-quoc-truong-gia-gioi-phuong-hoang-co-tran-5-ngay-may-bay.html kynghidongduong.vn] Rural Affairs has signalled that it could ban dog meat from the dinner table nationwide after classifying dogs as companion animals instead of [https://www.flickr.com/search/?q=farm%20animals farm animals] in May. However, no official directive has been issued yet. The group of dogs were spotted in a filthy yard on Friday in the city of Zhengzhou in Henan Province, reported [ ], the official outlet of the Communist Youth League committee in Beijing. According to animal lovers who went to rescue the dog, the yard was part of a kitchen facility and run by a street food vendor who 'kills dogs around the year'. One of them cited neighbours and said that the merchant, who did not have a license to run a food stall, stole dogs nightly to support his business. The video also shows the food vendor (right) admitting to not having a business license after being confronted by several people. He shouted at animal overs 'who gives you the authority' Footage released by [ ] appears to show one brown dog bound by iron wires sitting on the ground and another white dog standing in a corner in the grotty space. The video also shows the man admitting to not having a business license after being confronted by several people. He then tried to fend off the rescuers by challenging them 'who gives you the authority' and 'there are many people who sell grab-and-go meals'. Urban management officers were reportedly called to the scene and asked the man to write a letter promising never to kill dogs again. The man was let go subsequently without punishment, it is reported. Animal lovers have taken into their care all of the dogs found in the yard, including three adult dogs and five puppies. Animal lovers saved all of the eight doors found in the yard including the one pictured above The news is the latest reflection of a gap in the Chinese legal system, which leaves pets and other small animals unprotected from cruelty. While China has laws to safeguard land-based and aquatic wildlife, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-trung-quoc-truong-gia-gioi-phuong-hoang-co-tran-5-ngay-may-bay.html tour trương gia giới] it currently lacks legislation to protect animal welfare or prevent animal abuse. [/news/article-8864471/Chinese-state-media-urges-nations-leaders-pass-animal-protection-law-soon-possible.html China's Central Television] last week called on the government to pass the country's first animal protection law 'as soon as possible' in a rare move from an official media outlet. China's state TV last week urged authorities to give small animals legal protection in a commentary on social media. Pictured, a woman is pictured with her dog in China on March 6 The state-run TV station made the appeal after a man was caught killing a stray cat with boiling water on the street. Such a law can potentially prevent around 10million dogs being killed for their meat every year in the nation. Animal welfare remains a sensitive topic in China, partially due to the international uproar over the Yulin Dog Meat Festival. The annual activity is one of the most controversial food festivals in the world and sees thousands of dogs cruelly killed, skinned and cooked with blow-torches before being eaten by the locals to celebrate the summer solstice. Despite official moves and concerns over the transmission of COVID-19, this year's [/news/article-8431255/Yulin-butchers-selling-dogs-despite-classified-pets.html Yulin dog meat festival] opened 'as usual' in June in the southern province of Guangxi, according to sources.

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2021-01-02T02:17:04Z

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