CLEAN : A chimpanzee rescued in Lebanon after eight year struggle

Animals Lebanon successfully won a case to confiscate Charlie the chimpanzee, marking a significant victory for animal welfare in Lebanon. Chimpanzees are highly endangered, and international trade requires extensive documentation, which was absent for Charlie. He was smuggled from Africa, but his exact country of origin remains unknown.

What was the outcome of the legal case involving Charlie the chimpanzee?

• Charlie was released into the wild.

• Charlie was sent to a zoo in Africa.

• Charlie was confiscated by Animals Lebanon.

• Charlie was returned to his original owner.

Why is the victory in Charlie's case significant for Lebanon?

• It led to the closure of illegal wildlife markets.

• It resulted in a new law for animal protection.

• It highlights the importance of animal welfare in Lebanon.

• It is the first case of its kind in Lebanon.

What is required for the international trade of endangered species like chimpanzees?

• A certificate of health from a veterinarian.

• A range of documentations and permits.

• A special license from the local government.

• A letter of approval from an animal rights group.

What is missing in Charlie's case that is crucial for legal international trade?

• A DNA test result.

• Proper documentation and permits.

• A microchip for identification.

• A health certificate.

What is known about Charlie's origin?

• He was born in a zoo in Lebanon.

• He was smuggled from Africa.

• He was rescued from a circus.

• He was found in a local market.