Australia to take Japan to court over whaling

Australia said today that it will take Japan to the International Court of Justice to argue that its “so-called scientific whaling” in the Antarctic violates international obligations.

Australia said today that it will take Japan to the International Court of Justice to argue that its “so-called scientific whaling” in the Antarctic violates international obligations.

The decision to take legal action against an important trading partner underlines the Australian government’s commitment to end Japan’s annual programme in the southern seas.

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