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Type of Incident ENVIRONMENTAL INVESTIGATION AGENCY (EIA) UK TABLE OF RHINO HORN SEIZURES, THEFTS, AND CONVICTIONS RELATING TO RHINO HORN TRADE DATE RANGE: 2006 - 2017 (UPDATED 20 SEPTEMBER 2017) SOURCE: PUBLIC SOURCES Type of incident Combined stated (highlighted If weight not Nature of and estimated Involvement of Involvement of Reference number green means Date range start Date range end Weight of given, estimate incident (for Transit Method of Origin of Reported Number of weight of seizure Number of Chinese Vietnamese Related Penalty (all exchange rates for external Reference Country Location linked to another Incident Date (if specific date (if specific date Travelled via En route to horns seized 2.78 kg / horn (or reference in method concealment horns destination horns seized (weight given as horns stolen nationals (see nationals (see conviction? as per 20 September 2017) communications entry, e.g. a not known) not known) (kg) 0.96 kg / horn for conviction 0.1 when not endnote) endnote) seizure that led Asian rhinos) records) specified) to a conviction) Kenya. Reports of Regional Representatives: Eastern Africa sub- Mombasa wildlife products seizure, 1 April R/001 Kenya Mombasa Seizure 01/04/2006 2 5 5 Regional Committee. SC54 Doc. 43.1. 2006 R/002 CITES Nepal Wildlife Times. Year 1. Number 2. March 2007 Nepal Nepal Seizure Suspect arrested with horn, 21 May 2006 21/05/2006 1 0.96 0.96 R/003 CITES Nepal Wildlife Times. Year 1. Number 2. March 2007 Nepal Kathmandu Seizure Suspect arrested with horn, 18 June 2006 18/06/2006 1 0.96 0.96 In a bag hidden in the R/004 CITES Nepal Wildlife Times. Year 1. Number 2. March 2007 Nepal Saptari Seizure Amptari checkpost seizure, 11 July 2006 11/07/2006 By road 5 4.8 4.8 engine of the vehicle R/005 CITES Nepal Wildlife Times. Year 1. Number 2. March 2007 Nepal Triveni Seizure Triveni seizure, 19 July 2006 19/07/2006 1 0.96 0.96 Chitwan imprisonment for smuggling rhino Not stated in Imprisonment (sentence R/006 CITES Nepal Wildlife Times. Year 1. Number 2. March 2007 Nepal Chitwan Conviction 22/10/2006 Y Y horns, 22 October 2006 source length not reported) WPSI. Rhino horn and ivory seized in North Bengal. November Manas R/007 India Torsa River Bridge Seizure Torsa River bridge seizure, 27 October 2006 27/10/2006 1 0.96 0.96 01, 2006. National Park Milliken, T. and Shaw, J. 2012. The South Africa-Vietnam Rhino Horn Trade Nexus. Available from: 1,000 days' imprisonment or R/008 South Africa Roedtan, Limpopo Seizure Roedtan rhino horn seizure, December 2006 01/12/2006 01/12/2006 31/12/2006 2 5.56 5.56 Y http://www.npr.org/documents/2013/may/traffic_species_mamma ZAR30,000 fine (USD2,265) ls.pdf Milliken, T. and Shaw, J. 2012. The South Africa-Vietnam Rhino Conviction following Roedtan rhino horn Horn Trade Nexus. Available from: 1,000 days' imprisonment or R/009 South Africa Roedtan, Limpopo Conviction seizure, December 2006 [date of conviction 01/12/2006 01/12/2006 31/12/2006 2 horns seized Y http://www.npr.org/documents/2013/may/traffic_species_mamma ZAR30,000 fine (USD2,265) not given in source] ls.pdf Horn seizure and arrest of traders, 8 Not specified R/010 CITES Nepal Wildlife Times. Year 1. Number 2. March 2007 Nepal Nepal Seizure 08/12/2006 0.1 December 2006 in source Tamaspur seizure and arrests, 12 December Not specified R/011 CITES Nepal Wildlife Times. Year 1. Number 2. March 2007 Nepal Tamaspur Seizure 12/12/2006 0.1 2006 in source Sauraha Chowk seizure and arrest, 16 R/012 CITES Nepal Wildlife Times. Year 1. Number 2. March 2007 Nepal Sauraha Chowk Seizure 16/01/2007 1 0.96 0.96 January 2007 Yang, Y. 2007. 昆明海关查获涉嫌走私犀牛角 [Yunnan Daily]. R/013 Available from: China Yingjiang, Yunnan Seizure Yingjiang rhino horn seizure, February 2007 01/02/2007 01/02/2007 15/02/2007 2 0.959 0.959 Y http://paper.yunnan.cn/html/20070216/news_92_248937.html Unspecified TRAFFIC. 2015. TRAFFIC Bulletin: Seizures and Prosecutions, Portland conviction for selling rhino horn quantity of black R/014 March 1997-October 2014. Available from: USA Portland Conviction 01/06/2007 01/06/2007 30/06/2007 Y Y Not stated in source shavings, June 2007 rhino horn http://www.traffic.org/media-reports [Accessed April 28, 2016] shavings TRAFFIC. 2015. TRAFFIC Bulletin: Seizures and Prosecutions, Taiwan Taoyuan Taipei Airport rhino horn seizure, 25 June R/015 March 1997-October 2014. Available from: Taiwan Seizure 25/06/2007 By air In golf club bag South Africa 1 4.8 4.8 International Airport 2007 http://www.traffic.org/media-reports [Accessed April 28, 2016] Milliken, T. and Shaw, J. 2012. The South Africa-Vietnam Rhino Horn Trade Nexus. Available from: O. R. Tambo OR Tambo Airport rhino horn seizure, July 2.5 years' imprisonment or R/016 South Africa Seizure 01/07/2007 01/07/2007 31/07/2007 4 11.12 11.12 Y Y http://www.npr.org/documents/2013/may/traffic_species_mamma International Airport 2007 ZAR60,000 (USD4,530) ls.pdf Milliken, T. and Shaw, J. 2012. The South Africa-Vietnam Rhino Conviction following OR Tambo Airport rhino Horn Trade Nexus. Available from: O. R. Tambo 2.5 years' imprisonment or R/017 South Africa Conviction horn seizure, July 2007 [date of conviction 01/07/2007 01/07/2007 31/07/2007 4 horns seized Y Y http://www.npr.org/documents/2013/may/traffic_species_mamma International Airport ZAR60,000 (USD4,530) not given in source] ls.pdf Milliken, T. and Shaw, J. 2012. The South Africa-Vietnam Rhino Horn Trade Nexus. Available from: Kruger National Park rhino horn seizure, R/018 South Africa Kruger National Park Seizure 01/11/2007 01/11/2007 30/11/2007 2 5.56 5.56 http://www.npr.org/documents/2013/may/traffic_species_mamma November 2007 ls.pdf First trial, convicted and Saving Rhinos. 2010. Vietnamese Court Sends Rhino Horn sentenced to one year, one R/019 Vietnam Tan Son Nhat Airport Seizure Tan Son Nhat Airport seizure, January 2008 01/01/2008 01/01/2008 31/07/2010 By air South Africa 5 13.9 13.9 Y Y Smuggler to Jail. month and 20 days' imprisonment. The HCMC Education for Nature - Vietnam (ENV) and Species Survival Probation of 36 months and Hanoi tiger, bear, rhino horn and ivory Not specified R/020 Network (SSN). 2014. Caged Assets: Tiger Farming and Trade. Vietnam Hanoi Seizure 07/01/2008 0.1 Y Y 24 months, and fined seizure, 7 January 2008 in source Indian Express. Police find live tigers in car. January 09, 2008. VND5,000,000 (USD220) Daily News. Leopard skins, rhino horns seized from R/021 Sri Lanka Mount Lavinia Seizure Mount Lavinia seizure, 5 February 2008 05/02/2008 2 5.56 5.56 businessmen. February 07, 2008. Li, H. 2009. 收售象牙领刑10年 [Yanzhao Metropolis Daily]. Available from: 10 years in prison and R/022 China Hengshui Seizure Hengshui rhino horn seizure, 15 April 2008 15/04/2008 Fujian 2.32 2.32 Y Y http://www.cwca.org.cn/news/tidings/2c9097f54346ae96014346b RMB20,000 fine (USD3,042) 943a851d3.html Li, H. 2009. 收售象牙领刑10年 [Yanzhao Metropolis Daily]. Available from: January 2009 conviction following Hengshui 10 years in prison and R/023 China Hengshui Conviction 15/04/2008 Fujian 2.32 kg seized Y Y http://www.cwca.org.cn/news/tidings/2c9097f54346ae96014346b rhino horn seizure, 15 April 2008 RMB20,000 fine (USD3,042) 943a851d3.html Rhinoceros seizure and arrests, Bardia Not specified R/024 Gulf Times. Soldier held for rhino poaching. May 16, 2008 Nepal Bardia National Park Seizure 11/05/2008 0.1 National Park, 11 May 2008 in source Education for Nature - Vietnam (ENV) and Species Survival August 2008 convictions following Hanoi Unstated quantity Probation of 36 months and R/025 Network (SSN). 2014. Caged Assets: Tiger Farming and Trade. Vietnam Hanoi Conviction tiger, bear, rhino horn and ivory seizure, 7 01/08/2008 01/08/2008 31/08/2008 By road Y of rhino horn Y Y 24 months, and fined Indian Express. Police find live tigers in car. January 09, 2008. January 2008 seized VND5,000,000 (USD220) Milliken, T. and Shaw, J. 2012. The South Africa-Vietnam Rhino Horn Trade Nexus. Available from: Daveyton, Gauteng rhino horn seizure, R/026 South Africa Daveyton Seizure 01/09/2008 01/09/2008 30/09/2008 2 5.56 5.56 http://www.npr.org/documents/2013/may/traffic_species_mamma September 2008 ls.pdf IOL. 2011. Rhino poaching trial postponed. Available from: Kruger rhino poaching and horn seizure, R/027 http://www.iol.co.za/news/crime-courts/rhino-poaching-trial- South Africa Kruger National Park Seizure 01/01/2009 01/01/2009 31/12/2009 Kruger NP 1 2.78 2.78 2009 postponed-1013760 TRAFFIC. 2015. TRAFFIC Bulletin: Seizures and Prosecutions, March 1997-October 2014. Available from: Not specified R/028 China Nabang Port Seizure Nabang rhino horn seizure, 2009 01/01/2009 01/01/2009 31/12/2009 By road Myanmar 0.1 Y Y 15 years' imprisonment http://www.traffic.org/media-reports [Accessed April 28, 2016]; in source Kunming News Port. 2010. 昆明环保刑事第1案开庭 Unstated quantity TRAFFIC. 2015. TRAFFIC Bulletin: Seizures and Prosecutions, Richmond fine and forfeiture of medicines of medicines Fined CAD45,000 R/029 March 1997-October 2014. Available from: Canada Richmond Conviction and products containing rhinoceros, tiger 17/02/2009 Y Y containing rhino (USD36,739) http://www.traffic.org/media-reports [Accessed April 28, 2016] etc., 17 February 2009 horn Monsters and Criticis.
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