Australia on the warpath about Japan’s whaling plans
Japanese leader Shinzo Abe’s decision to resume Japan’s annual arctic whale hunt has Australian environmentalists hot under the collar.
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Japan to defend whaling activity in Hague case with Australia
Japan is set to tell the UN’s top court that its whaling program — opposed by Australia — is “carefully conceived and planned and sustainable”.
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