Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Press-Conference-in-Hong-Kong-on-Undercover-Investigations-27MZIF3Y2HXG.htmlConceptually similarPress Conference in Hong Kong on Undercover InvestigationsGP0STP1TUCompleted★★★★Press Conference in Hong Kong on Undercover InvestigationsGP0STP1TVCompleted★★★★Press Conference in Hong Kong on Undercover InvestigationsGP0STP1TYCompleted★★★★Press Conference in Hong Kong on Undercover InvestigationsGP0STP1TTCompleted★★★★Press Conference in Hong Kong on Undercover InvestigationsGP0STP1TSCompleted★★★★Press Conference in Hong Kong on Undercover InvestigationsGP0STP1TWCompleted★★★★Press Conference in Hong Kong on Undercover InvestigationsGP0STP1TXCompleted★★★★Press Conference in Hong Kong on Undercover InvestigationsGP0STP1TZCompleted★★★★Press Conference in Hong Kong on Undercover InvestigationsGP0STP1TRCompleted★★★★View AllGP0STP1U0Press Conference in Hong Kong on Undercover InvestigationsGloria Chang Wan Kei - Programme Manager, Greenpeace East Asia, Silvia Diaz - Cluster Project Leader from Greenpeace Mexico and Bonnie, Tang Man Lam - Campaigner Greenpeace East Asia at the press conference.A Greenpeace East Asia undercover investigation has exposed market players in a global and illegal trade in marine wildlife from Mexico to Hong Kong and China, which is driving the last 97 vaquitas – the world’s most rare marine mammal – to extinction.Locations:East Asia-Hong KongDate:27 May, 2015Credit:© Greenpeace / Sudhanshu MalhotraMaximum size:2880px X 1920pxKeywords:Fisheries-Fishing (Industry)-Greenpeace campaigners-Greenpeace staff-Illegal-Indoors-KWCI (GPI)-Oceans (campaign title)-One person-Press conferences-Three people-Trade-WomenShoot:Press Conference in Hong Kong on Undercover InvestigationsA Greenpeace East Asia undercover investigation has exposed market players in a global and illegal trade in marine wildlife from Mexico to Hong Kong and China, which is driving the last 97 vaquitas – the world’s most rare marine mammal – to extinction.Related Collections:Undercover Investigations of Illegal Trade in Marine Life from Mexico to Hong Kong (Photos & Videos)
