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 Dominica


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Dominica joined the IWC in 1981 then left 1983 without voting on the ban on whaling in 1982. It rejoined the IWC in 1992, mostly taking a pro-whaling position, but often abstaining on key votes, including the vote to establish the Southern Ocean Sanctuary. However since 1997 Dominica has voted almost exactly in line with Japan, with 95 out of 98 votes cast mirroring Japan’s vote.









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Email the government departments of Dominica, urging them to oppose commercial whaling.

Hon. Roosevelt Skerrit, MP   
Prime Minister & Minister for Finance,
Social Security and Foreign Affairs

Office of the Prime Minister
Government Headquarters
Kennedy Avenue
Roseau
Dominica
Tel: 767-448-2401 / 767-448-5328
Fax: 767-448-5200 / 767-448-4506

email  pmoffice@cwdom.dm 

Hon. Matthew Walter
Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and the Environment

Government Headquarters
Kennedy Avenue
Roseau
Dominica
Tel: 1-767-448-2401 Ext. 3439 / 3268
Fax: 1-767-448-7999

email  psagriculture@cwdom.dm 

Hon. Ian Douglas
Minister for Tourism, Legal Affairs & Civil Aviation
Ministry of Tourism, Industry & Private Sector Relations

Government Headquarters
Kennedy Avenue
Roseau
Dominica
Tel: 1-767-448-2401 Ext. 3006 / 3001
Fax: 1-767-448-6200

email  pssectourism@cwdom.dm 

email  mintour@cwdom.dm 

Mr. Lloyd Pascal*
PO Box 2313
RoseauDominica
Fax: 767-448-0059

email  kuchy27@hotmail.com 

* Mr Lloyd Pascal has been the IWC Commissioner for Dominica since 2001.
 
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