Dog meat banned in Siem Reap, the tourist town that became Cambodian ‘linchpin’ of controversial trade
The Cambodian tourist town of Siem Reap has banned the dog meat trade, a victory for animal rights campaigners who describe the area as the “linchpin” of an industry that slaughters millions of creatures each year.Dog meat, a cheap source of protein, is eaten in several Asian countries, including Cambodia, although it is much more popular in neighbouring Vietnam.But animal rights group Four Paws has identified Siem Reap...
