Illegal wildlife trade: a study of law on wildlife trade for consumption as exotic food and medicinal purposes in Malaysia in comparison with Thailand and Singapore. / Pairus Samsudin, Stephanie Sophia Mengan Ubun and Syarifah Fatimah Azura Wan Ali

This research attempts to identify law on wildlife trade in the three selected countries. The focus of this research is on illegal wildlife trade for consumption and medicinal purposes. Information used in this research was mostly gathered from internet, books, interviews and seminar. In this resear...

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Main Authors:	Samsudin, Pairus, Mengan Ubun, Stephanie Sophia, Wan Ali, Syarifah Fatimah Azura
Format:	Thesis
Language:	English
Published:	2007
Subjects:	Life saving
Online Access:	https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/32970/1/32970.pdf
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spelling	my-uitm-ir.329702020-11-04T01:02:42Z Illegal wildlife trade: a study of law on wildlife trade for consumption as exotic food and medicinal purposes in Malaysia in comparison with Thailand and Singapore. / Pairus Samsudin, Stephanie Sophia Mengan Ubun and Syarifah Fatimah Azura Wan Ali 2007-04 Samsudin, Pairus Mengan Ubun, Stephanie Sophia Wan Ali, Syarifah Fatimah Azura Life saving Protection, assistance and relief This research attempts to identify law on wildlife trade in the three selected countries. The focus of this research is on illegal wildlife trade for consumption and medicinal purposes. Information used in this research was mostly gathered from internet, books, interviews and seminar. In this research, comparison of laws of the three countries was made to highlight the effects of similarities and differences. Other than that, the offences stipulated in statute in these three countries are quite similar. Generally, the offences are unlawful purchasing, selling, possessing, hunting, killing, import, export, capturing and others. This research concludes that there are loopholes in the law in those countries in relation to protection of wildlife against illegal wildlife trade for the consumption as exotic food and medicinal purposes as there is no specific provision had been inserted to make such act as an offence under the law. 2007-04 Thesis https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/32970/ https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/32970/1/32970.pdf text en public degree Universiti Teknologi MARA Faculty of Law Abdullah, Rozlinda
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description	This research attempts to identify law on wildlife trade in the three selected countries. The focus of this research is on illegal wildlife trade for consumption and medicinal purposes. Information used in this research was mostly gathered from internet, books, interviews and seminar. In this research, comparison of laws of the three countries was made to highlight the effects of similarities and differences. Other than that, the offences stipulated in statute in these three countries are quite similar. Generally, the offences are unlawful purchasing, selling, possessing, hunting, killing, import, export, capturing and others. This research concludes that there are loopholes in the law in those countries in relation to protection of wildlife against illegal wildlife trade for the consumption as exotic food and medicinal purposes as there is no specific provision had been inserted to make such act as an offence under the law.
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author	Samsudin, Pairus Mengan Ubun, Stephanie Sophia Wan Ali, Syarifah Fatimah Azura
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title	Illegal wildlife trade: a study of law on wildlife trade for consumption as exotic food and medicinal purposes in Malaysia in comparison with Thailand and Singapore. / Pairus Samsudin, Stephanie Sophia Mengan Ubun and Syarifah Fatimah Azura Wan Ali
title_short	Illegal wildlife trade: a study of law on wildlife trade for consumption as exotic food and medicinal purposes in Malaysia in comparison with Thailand and Singapore. / Pairus Samsudin, Stephanie Sophia Mengan Ubun and Syarifah Fatimah Azura Wan Ali
title_full	Illegal wildlife trade: a study of law on wildlife trade for consumption as exotic food and medicinal purposes in Malaysia in comparison with Thailand and Singapore. / Pairus Samsudin, Stephanie Sophia Mengan Ubun and Syarifah Fatimah Azura Wan Ali
title_fullStr	Illegal wildlife trade: a study of law on wildlife trade for consumption as exotic food and medicinal purposes in Malaysia in comparison with Thailand and Singapore. / Pairus Samsudin, Stephanie Sophia Mengan Ubun and Syarifah Fatimah Azura Wan Ali
title_full_unstemmed	Illegal wildlife trade: a study of law on wildlife trade for consumption as exotic food and medicinal purposes in Malaysia in comparison with Thailand and Singapore. / Pairus Samsudin, Stephanie Sophia Mengan Ubun and Syarifah Fatimah Azura Wan Ali
title_sort	illegal wildlife trade: a study of law on wildlife trade for consumption as exotic food and medicinal purposes in malaysia in comparison with thailand and singapore. / pairus samsudin, stephanie sophia mengan ubun and syarifah fatimah azura wan ali
granting_institution	Universiti Teknologi MARA
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Illegal wildlife trade: a study of law on wildlife trade for consumption as exotic food and medicinal purposes in Malaysia in comparison with Thailand and Singapore. / Pairus Samsudin, Stephanie Sophia Mengan Ubun and Syarifah Fatimah Azura Wan Ali

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