Korea's Ancient Dog Tradition Ends
South Korea has announced that it will completely end the tradition of consuming dog meat, with a comprehensive ban on breeding, slaughtering, and selling dogs for human consumption to be implemented by February 2027. This follows ongoing efforts by the government and human rights organizations to put an end to this practice, which has been part of cultural traditions for several decades. The ban aims to protect animal rights and raise awareness about animal welfare issues, with expectations that it will gradually lead to changes in social habits.
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