China proposes law to ban eating cats and dogs – China News

www.chinahush.com — China still does not have any animal cruelty law or animal protection law in place. Law makers are proposing a such law named “Anti-Animal Cruelty Law (experts suggested draft)”, currently is in motion and under review. However the draft proposed a ban on eating cats and dogs which is conflicting with the dog eating custom and culture at certain places in China…

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China proposes law to ban eating cats and dogs

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nstanosheck 2 years 1 week ago

Duplicate story! http://www.haohaoreport.com/General/Chinese-legal-experts-call-for-ban-o...

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