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U.N. Report Links Elephant Poaching to Terrorism, Weapons Proliferation
Amid intensifying threats to regional peace and security brought by Central Africa's heavily-armed elephant poaching gangs, the United Nations and the World Wildlife Fund have expressed grave concern, calling for a strengthening of law enforcement and criminal justice.
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