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A presentation by IPPL Founder and Executive Director Shirley McGreal at the Animal Rights National Conference in Washington, DC, June 2013.

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AR2013: AR2013: “Advocating for Primates” “Advocating for Primates” Abuse of Primates Abuse of Primates Worldwide Worldwide Shirley McGreal, Founder and Executive Shirley McGreal, Founder and Executive Director Director International Primate Protection International Primate Protection League League

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Page 1: Abuse of Primates Worldwide

AR2013: AR2013: “Advocating for Primates”“Advocating for Primates”

Abuse of Primates WorldwideAbuse of Primates Worldwide

Shirley McGreal, Founder and Executive DirectorShirley McGreal, Founder and Executive Director

International Primate Protection LeagueInternational Primate Protection League

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Primates killed as “vermin”Primates killed as “vermin”

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Primates killed as “pests”Primates killed as “pests”

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Primates killed as “pests”Primates killed as “pests”

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Primates killed for bushmeatPrimates killed for bushmeat

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Primates abused for fashionPrimates abused for fashion

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Primates abused for entertainmentPrimates abused for entertainment

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Primates abused for adsPrimates abused for ads

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Stay in touch with the Stay in touch with the International Primate International Primate Protection League!Protection League!

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