Description
Animals are very often transported in conditions that don’t guarantee their welfare. For their welfare, they must be transported under appropriate conditions, according to well-established protocols.
Madi SEBGO, livestock technician, and Rodrigue Nemsida NANA, lawyer, share their views on this subject.
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