Illegal ivory trade shifts to Cambodia after crackdown in China StopTheWildlifeTrade
The WJC report is based on the findings of “Operation Jeopardy” which began last May. The operation found evidence of Cambodia as a new hotspot for ivory carving and manufacturing, aimed at Chinese tourists.China’s domestic ivory trade ban came into effect in 2017 and along with it came ramped-up policing.
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