No whaling in Chilean waters
Jun 24 - Chile declares a permanent ban on whaling in its waters as it hosts the 60th annual conference of the International Whaling Commission.
In the capital Santiago, the commission meeting began with nations from the Americas to Europe voicing concern about rising catches of Minke whales in the North Pacific, namely in Japanese and Korean waters.
Benet Allen reports.
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