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Author of Behind the Red Door: Sex in China; China watcher, PR veteran, blogger, writer, media trainer, serious Wagnerian.
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A global assessment of reptiles in the skin trade

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By Timothy J. Colston, Justin Bernstein, Richard Burger, Bruno F. Camera, Jennifer C. Daltry, Lee Fitzgerald, Jessica Lyons, Jesus Rivas, R. Graham Reynolds, Richard Shine, Matthew H. Shirley, Benjamin Müller, Pablo Siroski, Nicolas Vidal Verified, Tomas Waller, Grahame Webb, Romulus Whitaker, Patrick W. Aust, Evy Arida, Paulo Passos, Luca Maria Luiselli, Graham Alexander, Awal Riyanto, Mathias Loertscher, Anslem de Silva, Gerry Martin, Raju Vyas, Charlie Manolis, Alejandro Larriera, Edem A. Eniang, Daniel Natusch, Sophie. M. E. Marsh, J. Perran Ross, Lemuel Cromwell, Amir Hamidy, Patricio Micucci, Ramesh Chinnasamy, Christian Toudonou
| Nature Verified
Abstract We collated and analyzed information from multiple sources to assess conservation implications of the commercial trade in reptile skins from 2000 to 2020. Of > 71 million skins reported over that period, the most heavily-traded taxa were three crocodilians (Caiman crocodilus, Alligator mississippiensis, Crocodylus niloticus), three snakes (Homalopsis buccata, Cerberus rhynchops, Malayopython reticulatus) and one lizard (Varanus salvator).
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Recent Developments In UK Sanctions

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By Richard Burger, Zachary K. Goldman, Lindsey Cullen
| Mondaq
After a relatively quiet period, UK sanctions updates have picked up pace in recent weeks. We have seen the announcement of an enhanced partnership between US and UK sanctions agencies, updates to reporting requirements, the introduction of new civil penalty powers, and a clarification of asset freeze rules. In addition, new waves of sanctions against Russia's military industrial complex, Russian-backed mercenary groups and Russian oil tankers have been announced.
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Recent Developments in UK Sanctions | JD Supra

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By Richard Burger, Lindsey Cullen, Zachary K. Goldman
| JD Supra
After a relatively quiet period, UK sanctions updates have picked up pace in recent weeks. We have seen the announcement of an enhanced partnership between US and UK sanctions agencies, updates to reporting requirements, the introduction of new civil penalty powers, and a clarification of asset freeze rules. In addition, new waves of sanctions against Russia’s military industrial complex, Russian-backed mercenary groups and Russian oil tankers have been announced.
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