Cambodia cruelly captured Monkeys
Nov 25 - An animal rights group says Cambodia is flouting international conventions by allowing the cruel capture of monkeys for research in the United States and China.
The British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection have released a report saying each year, long tailed macaques are hunted down in places like Cambodia and kept in cruel conditions before being exported to laboratories and primate dealers in the U.S and China.
Last year nearly 10,000 monkeys were exported from Cambodia and as many as eight out of 10 trapped in the wild died before reaching the laboratory as a result of poor treatment, handling or trauma.
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