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CITES

Tory election victory ‘won’t make any difference’ to outcome of ivory ban appeal, lawyer says
17 December 2019A lawyer acting for a group challenging the Ivory Act has said the Conservatives’ win of a House of Commons majority in last week’s general election will have no bearing on the outcome of a Court of Appeal hearing in the New Year.

Ivory Act: expect result of court review next month
21 October 2019Dealers and collectors who last week brought a judicial review of the Ivory Act 2018 must wait until November for judgment in the case.

High Court ivory act case: 'no need to prove causal link between trade in antiques and modern ivory poaching'
17 October 2019The government does not have to “show a causal connection” between the UK’s trade in antique ivory and the poaching of modern ivory, a barrister representing DEFRA said in court today.

Art and antiques dealers take government to court over Ivory Act
16 October 2019“No reputable dealer wants to see elephants dead” was among the opening remarks by the QC acting for a group of dealers and collectors challenging the Ivory Act 2018, at the High Court today.

Government increases number of ports for CITES-listed natural history specimens ahead of no-deal Brexit
19 September 2019Defra has added Dover and the Eurotunnel to the list of ports that will accept the import and export of CITES-listed natural history specimens.

Bid to list the extinct mammoth as a protected species withdrawn from CITES summit
02 September 2019A proposal to class the long-extinct woolly mammoth as ‘endangered’ in order to regulate trade in its ivory was withdrawn at the global CITES summit, pending further research.

Mammoth ivory should be regulated, global CITES convention hears
22 August 2019The mammoth, a trunked animal species that last roamed the Earth 4000 years ago, may soon be classed as ‘threatened’ in order to regulate trade in the extinct mammal’s ivory.

Fresh government warning ahead of Brexit for import and export of CITES-listed natural history specimens
22 August 2019Defra has issued a fresh warning for the antiques trade on the import and export of CITES-listed natural history specimens ahead of Brexit.

US antiques dealer lawsuit against New York's ivory ban gets green light to proceed
15 August 2019US antiques dealers have been granted permission by a court judge to go forward with a lawsuit challenging New York's complete ban on the trade of elephant ivory and rhinoceros horn, regardless of age, within state lines.

Lyon & Turnbull latest auction house to stop selling rhino horn
15 March 2019Edinburgh auction house Lyon & Turnbull will no longer sell antique items made from rhino horn.
ATG letters: Ivory antiques ban ‘madness’
04 March 2019MADAM – In so many respects, anyone reading or watching the news over the last 12 months could quite easily believe that the whole world has gone mad.

ATG letter: Feeling fobbed off by ivory ban response
18 February 2019MADAM – As a long-term collector of antiques, as well as a student of the auction scene and an active participant in the ongoing debate on the ivory ban, I thought that it might be helpful to bring readers up-to-date in respect of approaches I have made in recent months to Defra’s Ivory Policy Team.
BADA: No deal Brexit means Eurostar ban on CITES export
28 January 2019MADAM – I refer to your Brexit article (‘No deal warning for CITES-listed items’, ATG No 2376).

Defra issues import and export warning for CITES-listed natural history specimens in the event of a No deal Brexit
17 January 2019CITES-listed natural history specimens will no longer be able to pass through Dover or the Eurotunnel in the event of a No deal Brexit, the government has warned.
Natural history specimens: Article 10 numbers now essential in catalogue descriptions
14 January 2019New rules are now in force regarding the sale of those natural history specimens that require Article 10 certificates.

Keeping up to date with CITES: An update from expert Kim McDonald of The Taxidermy Law Company
14 January 2019The laws surrounding antiques made with the parts of endangered species are subject to frequent change. Kim McDonald of The Taxidermy Law Company provides a refresher guide...
Trade associations to mount survey on financial impact of ivory ban
14 January 2019Antiques trade bodies are stepping up their plans for a judicial review of the Ivory Act that will come into law later this year.

Sotheby’s and Bonhams stop selling rhino horn at auction in Hong Kong after wildlife group pressure
26 November 2018Sotheby’s is the latest auction house to pull the sale of rhinocerous horn artefacts from its auction.

ATG letter: Does my piano now need 52 separate licences?
29 October 2018MADAM – We have a once fine upright piano in our salerooms, sadly rejected now at three successive sales.

Tighten rules on trade in rhino horn says antiques dealer group BADA
08 October 2018Dealer body BADA have called for a tougher stance in the run-up to wildlife conference.

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