Database of Wildlife Related Law
Gbanda Franck is a truck driver at CIB company. On April 28, 2011 he was phoned by Ossa Célistin known as ”Celio” who asked him to transport ivory tusks to the Loundougou village area.
Ingoya Jean Bosco, Akondzo Ebba, Ngouabi Gabin, Awone Tuta are resident at Pokola. In July 2017, Ingoya Jean Bosco and Awone Tuta were contacted by one known as Potin to carry out big hunting expedition. They accepted and went to the forest in Ndoki 2 area where they killed one elephant.
Donghua N. and Feng Q. smuggled ivory products with a total value of RMB 4,669,67.42 yuan. Qiongdan Z. smuggled ivory products with a total value of 4,460,661.8 yuan. Junbin C.
At 15 o'clock on July 30, 2015, UMARGADZHIKURBANGADZHIEU did not declare, and brought three packages with him at the Suifenhe Highway Port of the People's Republic of China.
Since 2017, Chengjian Z. and Bin W. had purchased ivory products online. In 2019, Chengjian Z. funded Bin W. to buy two ivory from the Internet. Later, Chengjian Z. wanted to sell the ivory, and Bin W. helped contact the buyer.
Feng Xiangxuan departed from Johannesburg Airport in South Africa and took flight CX748, then transferred to flight KA876 via Hong Kong. He arrived at Shanghai Pudong International Airport on January 11, 2018. He chose to go through the non-declaration channel when entering, and did not declare any items to the customs.
In February 2013, Hesen L. purchased a broken ivory sculpture for 800 Euros (tax included) during his trip to France, and the seller sent it to Hong Kong by TNT courier. Hesen L. stored the ivory sculpture in the automatic coin deposit box in Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong. In the early morning of April 5, Hesen L.
At 12:30 on October 24, 2018, Jin L. drove the international shuttle from Laos through the Mohan Port of Mengla Customs. The inspectors seized a total of 476.16 grams of ivory products and a total of 40.51 grams of rhino horn from the sleeper interlayer. After further investigation, Jin L.
The defendant obtained endangered wildlife products such as ivory and fur while working in Nigeria. Even though he knew that the import and export of the above-mentioned items were prohibited, he wanted to smuggle them into domestic sales for profit. On the 21st of the same month, Yijun S.
The two accused persons ANGO ANGO Jean Claude and ENDELE NNANGA Leonce Fernand were summoned before the court of First Instance, Djoum on separate proceedings to answer for charges against them respectively.
