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Vietnam Airlines Stops Transporting Primates to Laboratories

April 2013

After hearing from PETA and thousands of our members and supporters, Vietnam Airlines announced that it will no longer transport monkeys to laboratories. It was one of the last carriers willing to do so in Asia, which is the world’s largest exporter of monkeys destined for laboratories.

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