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Tuna-Dolphin Case

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Tuna-Dolphin Case
The discovery that tuna fishers were ensnaring dolphins in their netting, injuring or killing many. Tuna swim near dolphins in the wild for protection from sharks. As a result, tuna fishing boats tracked dolphins to find tuna. Because dolphins are considered among the most highly intelligent species on Earth, many found this practice to be unethical. As a result, various companies and governments began taking steps to ensure tuna fishing practices were "dolphin safe" and did not injure dolphins. The U.S. Department of Commerce began issuing dolphin safe labels in 1990.


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As such, the Tuna-Dolphin cases represent something of an ignominious starting point against which it is possible to judge subsequent WTO progress.
Rather than enter into a protracted negotiation to amend the GATT articles in question in the tuna-dolphin case, the GATT member governments could simply clarify their interpretation of the existing text.
181) The next section discusses the outcome of the Tuna-Dolphin case as it was adjudicated in the GATT.
 
 
 
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