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Embassy of China in London | Address | 49-51 Portland Place London W1B 1JL United Kingdom |
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| Phone | local: international: |
| Fax | local: international: |
| chinaemb_uk@ | |
| Web site | http:/ |
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Dear Mr. Embassador,
On behalf the animals, we, the defenders of their rights to live, claim stop Yulin festival.
Please consider contributing to our efforts to end dogs being killed for delicacy foods in China. Knowing that stolen pets are the major source of supply is heartbreaking to us.
Did you know, every year, on the summer solstice, thousands of dogs are rounded up to be eaten in Yulin, China as part of a Dog Meat Festival? We believe that this cruel “festival” has no place in the 21st century.
There are so many reasons to end this horrific festival -- warning, the following information may be upsetting.
The Yulin Dog Meat Festival is also a dangerous food safety issue. Dogs sold on the market are sick, poisoned and dying animals. They suffer from horrendous conditions during the long distance, trans-provincial journeys, many days without food and water and may carry contagious disease.
We appeal to you to act in the interest of public health, food safety, animal welfare, and the image of Guangxi and China. The Yulin Dog Meat Festival is a business operation that undermines the national and public interest. The Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region government is at a historical juncture. The Dog Meat Festival must end.
Thank you in advance,
I AM COMMUNIST AND I LOVE CHINA AND I LOVE THE CHINESE PEOPLE AND THE CHINESE CULTURE AND THE CHINESE FOOD.THE CHINESE PRODUCTS IT'S THE BEST AND CHINA IT'S THE MOST POWERFUL NATION.THANKS TO MR THE PRESIDENT XI JINPING.
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