4/5/2017
According to International Whaling Commission, 140,000 minke whales have been hunted in the North Atlantic since the 1940s, 120,000 of which ...
Norway's whaling fleet is setting sail this week, with a kill quota of 999 minke whales. The mammals will be caught for meat, and 90 per cent are likely ...
4/4/2017
SEOUL, April 5 (Yonhap) -- Korean animal rights activists called on Norway to stop its whale hunt in a rally in Seoul timed with the start of its annual ...
The rally came after the North European country's six-month whaling season began on Saturday with a quota raised from 880 last year to 999.
4/3/2017
Norway launched its annual and still-controversial whaling season over the weekend, setting off a new wave of protests. A coalition of international ...
Washington, DC—A coalition of international whale protection organizations today strongly condemned the start of Norway's 2017 whaling season, ...
Norway's sixth-month whaling season began on Saturday (1 April), with a quota raised from 880 last year to 999. The season begins shortly after a ...
4/2/2017
Every year in April, Norway's six-month whaling season takes off. This year the country's government is allowing 999 minke whales to be hunted.
4/1/2017
COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) -- Norway on Saturday kicked off its annual six-month whale hunting season with whalers allowed to kill an increased ...
Norway on Saturday kicked off its annual six-month whale hunting season with whalers allowed to kill an increased quota of 999 minke whales, ...
Norway on Saturday kicked off its annual six-month whale hunt season with a quota of 999 minke whales, up from 880 animals in 2016. However ...
COPENHAGEN, Denmark — Norway on Saturday kicked off its annual six-month whale hunt season with a quota of 999 minke whales, up from 880 ...
3/31/2017
Every year, Norway carries out a huge and cruel whale hunt in the Arctic ocean. The event, which this year will take place in April, has been largely ...
3/22/2017
Norway's whaling season begins in April. The quota for 2017 has been set at 999 animals, up from the Norwegian government's 2016 quota of 880.
Welcome to Norway, the country which claims it is so civilized and high and mighty, and murders whales. Then it complains that the rest of the world ...