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Faroese officials to 'look closely' at dolphin hunts after slaughter
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Slaughter of dolphins on Faroes could revive debate
The slaughter of 1,428 white-sided dolphins that is part of a four-century-old traditional drive of sea mammals into shallow water where they are killed for their meat and blubber, has reignited a debate on the small Faroe Islands.
Tradition or torture? 1,428 dolphins slaughtered in Faroe Islands hunt
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Whaling in the Faroe Islands: Barbaric slaughter or local tradition?
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Whaling season is back in the Faroe Islands amid coronavirus concerns
The government urged fishermen to avoid large gatherings, as the local whaling practice requires multiple boats to trap the animals, before the hunters physically enter the water to kill them with knives.
Football restarts in Europe as Faroe Islands kick off season
Two months behind schedule, the Faroe Islands has started its football season - the first official football league in western Europe to restart since March
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