'Africa's donkeys being slaughtered for Chinese medicine'
A popular period drama on Chinese TV helped lead to the theft and brutal slaughter of millions of donkeys in Africa, a media report said.
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A popular period drama on Chinese TV helped lead to the theft and brutal slaughter of millions of donkeys in Africa, a media report said.
A popular period drama on Chinese TV helped lead to the theft and brutal slaughter of millions of donkeys in Africa, a media report said.It all started when fans of the show 'Empresses in the Palace' saw the aristocratic characters using a ...
China uses millions of donkey skins a year to make a tonic called ejiao, fueling an illegal trade that’s causing Africa’s donkey populations to drop and negatively impacting communities
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