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PETA Calls On Thai Ambassador To Help End Monkey Labour In Thai Coconut Industry London

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PETA supporters, some of whom dressed as monkeys in chains, stand outside the Thai Embassy to call on the Thai ambassador to use his influence to end the use of monkey labour in Thailand’s coconut industry on 23 November 2022 in London, United Kingdom. An investigation by PETA Asia into the Thai coconut milk industry has revealed that threatened and endangered monkeys continue to be tied up, beaten, whipped, and forced to pick coconuts under threat of physical violence despite government officials’ claims that forced monkey labour has been ended in Thailand. (photo by Mark Kerrison/In Pictures via Getty Images)

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2022-11-23 PETA call for an end to monkey labour in Thailand's coconut industry
PETA supporters, some of whom dressed as monkeys in chains, stand outside the Thai Embassy to call on the Thai ambassador to use his influence to end the use of monkey labour in Thailand’s coconut industry on 23 November 2022 in London, United Kingdom. An investigation by PETA Asia into the Thai coconut milk industry has revealed that threatened and endangered monkeys continue to be tied up, beaten, whipped, and forced to pick coconuts under threat of physical violence despite government officials’ claims that forced monkey labour has been ended in Thailand. (photo by Mark Kerrison/In Pictures via Getty Images)