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Iceland wants to stop hunting whales

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Iceland wants to stop hunting whales for money. The government plans a new law. This law comes in February. The law stops hunting whales forever. Many people protest against the hunt for a long time.

The government has enough votes in parliament. Parliament makes the laws. People in Iceland support the ban. Finn whales need protection. This whale type is in danger.

People kill 80 finn whales this year. Fishermen can catch 150 whales. Only 2 countries hunt whales then. Norway and Japan still hunt whales for money. An old rule protects whales since 1986.

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Definitions

Whale hunt
The hunting and killing of whales for meat or oil.
Parliament
The group of politicians that makes laws for a country.
Finn whale
A very big whale type that lives in the sea and is in danger.

Locations

Iceland
An island country in the north of Europe.
Norway
A country in the north of Europe.
Japan
An island country in east Asia.

Sources

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Kurier

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Standard

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VOL

Island plant dauerhaftes Verbot des kommerziellen Walfangs

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ORF

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