Petition to Japan’s Government to ban dolphin hunting

Channel:
Campaign


ban dolphin hunting in Japan. Stop!

Campaign created by: Juanan

Rationale:

The large majority of the people are completely against the slaughter of dolphins. We request the Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries of Japan to immediately ban dolphin hunting in all Japanese territorial waters and beyond. It is important that the Japanese fleet ceases the hunt and killing of dolphins.

Campaign addressed to:

Yoshimasa HAYASHI, Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries of the State of Japan

Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries

1-2-1, Kasumigaseki, Chiyoda-ku,

Tokyo 100-8950, Japan.

Petition:

Dear Hon. Yoshimasa HAYASHI,

According to many important dolphin welfare advocacy groups, as much as 25,000 dolphins are killed every year in Japan, mainly Striped, Spotted, Risso's, and Bottlenose dolphins. So far Japan has defended these hunts arguing that they are part of local traditions.

We believe that no tradition or economic profit should be used as an excuse for killing or capturing such a highly intelligent animal, capable of feelings and self-consciousness. Moreover, many of the hunted dolphins are also endangered species, another reason to protect them.

We kindly request Japan to immediately ban dolphin hunting, so that no animal will be either killed or captured in the future in Japan or by Japanese boats.

We thank you in advance for considering this petition and taking the appropriate measures to implement it.

Yours faithfully,

 

 

If you want Japan to ban completely dolphin hunting please sign this petition. Together we can help the Japanese government change its stance. 

At netivist we take privacy seriously. Sign up and support this petition with confidence. We will not give your email address to anyone and you will not receive any unsolicited promotional material.





Support this campaign

In order to join the debate you must be logged in.



Already have an account on netivist? Just login. New to netivist? Create your account for free.



Support this campaign

In order to join the debate you must be logged in.



Already have an account on netivist? Just login. New to netivist? Create your account for free.


Next Petition