Tibetans Show Frustration Over China's Continuous Consumption of Endangered Species
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In recent years, we have seen that tiger bones, rhino horns and some other ingredients that were traditionally used in medicine are shifting to being used as collectables, as investments, and as gifts to receive favoring in business or political,” says Grace Ge Gabriel; Asia Regional Director of IFAW, speaking to VOA Tibetan Service over the phone. Read more, here: http://www.voatibetanenglish.com/content/article/2427712.html