Ask South African Airlines to Ban Transport of Trophy Animals

The Issue

Dear Friends at South African Airways and your external PR,

As you surely know, there is a colossal media campaign going on to STOP trophy hunting, and a plethora of airlines as well as freight companies like FedEx have immediately instituted a ban on the transport of hunting trophies. I recently read with chagrin, that South African Airways has just lifted their own ban on this heinous practice. This petition is meant to kindly ask you to join forces with the other major international brands, who clearly see a moral obligation to stop encouraging the practice, which by turn encourages the hunting and poaching of majestic, endangered African wildlife.

Be good Africans and world citizens, and reinstate the ban now. I speak for your children and their children.

Sincerely,

Alisa Evdokimov and future generations, yours, mine and ours.

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The Issue

Dear Friends at South African Airways and your external PR,

As you surely know, there is a colossal media campaign going on to STOP trophy hunting, and a plethora of airlines as well as freight companies like FedEx have immediately instituted a ban on the transport of hunting trophies. I recently read with chagrin, that South African Airways has just lifted their own ban on this heinous practice. This petition is meant to kindly ask you to join forces with the other major international brands, who clearly see a moral obligation to stop encouraging the practice, which by turn encourages the hunting and poaching of majestic, endangered African wildlife.

Be good Africans and world citizens, and reinstate the ban now. I speak for your children and their children.

Sincerely,

Alisa Evdokimov and future generations, yours, mine and ours.

The Decision Makers

Nico Bezuidenhout
Nico Bezuidenhout
Dileseng Koetle
Dileseng Koetle
Kim Thipe
Kim Thipe
louise@blackdiamond.co.uk
louise@blackdiamond.co.uk
Jon Danks
Jon Danks

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Petition created on August 4, 2015