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De Brief :
Dear Embassy/Consulate,
The Korean Government claims their new amendment focuses on strengthening the protection of animals by numerous measures. However, the 1991 Animal Protection Law already bans cruelty to all animals and yet the Korean Government has simply failed to enforce the law. The new Amendment does strengthen some penalties against offenders and introduces some regulations for the pet industry, but does nothing to improve efforts to stop the illegal dog and cat meat trade - killing millions of dogs and cats each year.
Worse, the definition of pet animals introduced in the Amendment is a clever way of giving legitimacy to the dog and cat meat trade. If the law only recognizes a dog or a cat as a pet animal when their owner's intention is to raise them for companionship, a dog or a cat can also be treated as food or medicine according to their owner's intention. This is especially a big problem when the Korean Government secretly eliminated dog stew from its list of disgusting food in the Food Sanitation Law of 1984 that could not be sold legally.
What the Korean Government should concede and openly acknowledge is that the dog and cat meat trade thrives on lies and greed. Until the millions of dogs and cats in the markets are included in the definition of pet animals, making no distinction between them, this Amendment causes far more harm than good for Korean animals.
The Korean Government's strategy to defend dog meat as "our food culture" is a blatant revision of history that damages Korea's image abroad. Dogs were never a dietary tradition in Korea's long history; even during desperate times they were only the vice of older men seeking to enhance their sexual potency. Cats have only been consumed in tonics since the 1980s. Greed, loss of wild life, and fraudulent health benefits brought them to market. This amendment tells us that many more animals will continue to be killed for fraudulent health foods like dog-stew-viagra and cat-juice-tonic, whose alleged benefits depend on torture, steroids, and narcotics. The Korean Government's deceitful diplomatic solution questions your level of commitment to responsible and just animal protection laws, as well for decent consumer fraud and health protection.
The Korea Animal Protection Society (KAPS), International Aid for Korean Animals (IAKA), and caring Koreans will win their campaign, because the dog and cat meat trade is already illegal and not a part of Korean tradition or culture - most Koreans do not eat them and millions prefer to have them as pets. They will only lose if secrecy, nationalist lies, and corruption prevail. The truth and law is on their side.
Please support KAPS/IAKA by urging the Government to finally take responsibility for the millions of dogs and cats illegally slaughtered and consumed each year in the markets. Korea can not take pride in defending the indefensible false-tradition of dog-eating, while ignoring the very courageous and purely homegrown Korean Animal Protection Society that truly defends Korea's real culture and traditions by doing the right thing for their people and their animals.
There is no honor in choosing a LIE as a symbol of Korean culture to defend against international criticism, and all for the benefit of a greedy few butchers and consumers, who have already wiped out much of Korea's wildlife. Please stand up for Korea by defending worthwhile traditions and values based on truth and justice instead. The only way for the Korean Government to rid itself of this shameful international reputation is to stand behind Korea's own caring people and close down the dog and cat markets on their behalf, not the international communities.
The Korean Government must begin to responsibly educate Koreans about the myths of dog and cat meat-products and promptly enforce adequate laws protecting all dogs and cats from abuse and slaughter, as well as finding these butchers alternative sources of income. Until then, we will only support amendments that strengthen protections so that no dog and cat is left behind in the markets to be slaughtered and consumed for a dangerous and fraudulent health food market. Please protect Korea's animals and consumers from this illegal industry.
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Kindest regards,
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