Observing, Tracking, Reporting and Supporting Wildlife Crime Investigations and Prosecutions
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While much of the conservation justice world focuses on all facets in the prevention and investigation of transnational wildlife crime, SEEJ-AFRICA believes that a critical element is being overlooked; what happens in the courtroom post arrest.
In a project supported by the Elephant Crisis Fund, an initiative by Save the Elephants and the Wildlife Conservation Network, SEEJ-AFRICA believes in the power of being in the courtroom for wildlife prosecutions for the following reasons:
Welcome to our website. To the best of our knowledge, we are the only organisation in the world that follows wildlife crime in the courtroom AND reports up to date observations and findings for all.
It is about deterrence through education and awareness, deterrence through legal advocacy and justice, deterrence through knowledge based reporting and commentary, deterrence through collaboration with like minded organizations, and deterrence through a commitment to truth, integrity and independence.
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