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Bitter Verdict in Hobart: South Atlantic Whale Sanctuary Fails Again

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At a specialist conference in Hobart (Australia), the establishment of a whale sanctuary in the South Atlantic has once again failed due to a blockade. Switzerland is also drawing criticism in the run-up to the vote.

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At a specialist conference in Hobart (Australia), the establishment of a whale sanctuary in the South Atlantic has once again failed due to a blockade. As multiple media outlets report in agreement, the necessary majority was again not reached.

Contested since the 1990s

The protection of this marine region has been fought over since the 1990s. The initiative has repeatedly failed due to a blockade.

Switzerland draws criticism

Switzerland is also drawing criticism in the run-up to the vote. The available reports provide no details on the country's role.

As of: October 2, 2026. Further details to follow.

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