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The U.N. reversed a proposed ban on India's endangered animal imports due to lack of evidence, allowing current practices to continue under oversight.
A U.N. wildlife trade body has reversed an earlier recommendation to restrict India's import of endangered animals, citing insufficient evidence of illegal activity.
The decision follows scrutiny of Vantara, a private zoo in Gujarat linked to the Ambani family, which had faced concerns over animal imports from countries like South Africa and Venezuela.
Despite earlier calls for tighter controls due to data discrepancies, international pressure and India’s assertion of compliance led to the withdrawal of the restriction.
The move allows India to continue its current import practices under ongoing international oversight.
La ONU revirtió una prohibición propuesta sobre las importaciones de animales en peligro de extinción de la India debido a la falta de evidencia, permitiendo que las prácticas actuales continúen bajo supervisión.