The recent COVID-19 outbreak has put the family of coronavirus under the spotlight. First found in the 1960s, coronaviruses have caused some major epidemics in the 21st century, including 2003's SARS
Chinese police have intensified crackdown on wildlife crimes in accordance with the law amid the fight against the novel coronavirus epidemic, the Ministry of Public S
A court in Suzhou, east China's Jiangsu Province, has sentenced a man to four months in detention for illegally hunting and trading wild yellow weasels and squirrels.
China will tighten approval and quarantine of wild animals that are used for scientific research, medical and display purposes, in an effort to implement the country's
China's procuratorial organs will continue to increase efforts in guiding and handling public litigation cases for wildlife protection, said Zhang Xueqiao, deputy proc
China's forestry and grassland authority has moved to strengthen the protection of wild animals, as part of the efforts to implement the country's new decision on thor
A senior lawmaker said Thursday China will speed up promulgating a bio-security law and revise a raft of other laws to enhance public health legislation. Wang Chen, vi
China has strengthened the supervision of law enforcement related to the prevention and control of the COVID-19 epidemic to further improve the epidemic prevention wor
China has started its crackdown on illegal hunting and exploitation of wildlife. All localities should close and quarantine all breeding facilities for wild animals and stop all activities such as
Police across China have investigated 776 criminal cases and 1,804 administrative cases and punished 2,556 people for illegal activities related to wildlife during the
China will further strengthen wildlife management amid the battle against the novel coronavirus, according to the National Forestry and Grassland Administration (NFGA)
Police across China will further tighten the crackdown on crimes involving wildlife animals, a public security official said at a press conference Thursday. Public sec
China has stepped up oversight of illegal wildlife trade via e-commerce platforms, the country's top market regulator said Thursday. More than 750,000 pieces of inform
On February 24, the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress (NPC), which is China's top legislature, adopted a decision banning illegal wildlife trade and the consumption of wild anim
China's southernmost Hainan Province has launched a three-year campaign to crack down on wildlife crimes as part of the efforts to fight the novel coronavirus, local a
Misunderstandings spread faster than viruses. People might think that most Chinese people eat wild animals, but in fact, the majority of Chinese do not, and bat soup,
File photo of a baby Sunda pangolin and its mother (Xinhua/Then Chih Wey)China's top legislature adopted a decision on thoroughly banning the illegal trading of wildlif
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