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Western Australians assemble in support of end to cruel live sheep export trade

Stop Live Exports < 1 mins read

Western Australians who support the phase-out of the cruel live sheep export trade will hold a peaceful gathering in Perth this morning.

With the federal election set for May 3, the group is urging the Coalition to respect the wishes of the seven in 10 Western Australians who support ending live sheep exports by committing to uphold the legislated phase-out if elected.

WHO: Local Stop Live Exports supporters

 

WHEN: Friday 28 March, 7.30am - 9am (AWST)

 

WHERE: Barrack Square, the bend of Barrack Street and Riverside Drive, Perth CBD

 

Who we are:

Stop Live Exports is a Western Australian based, community-led, non-profit organisation that advocates for the end of live animal exports from Australia. The organisation is run by a voluntary committee of individuals who are based across Australia. Website: https://stopliveexports.org/

 

CONTACT: 0430 363 358 

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