The Australian government is under pressure to decide the fate of a live cargo ship after concerns of potential targeting by rebels. Animal welfare advocates are urging for the animals to be offloaded urgently.
After authorities ordered the Israeli-owned ship transporting the live cargo to turn around over fears it could be targeted by Houthi rebels in the Red Sea, the Australia n government is facing pressure to decide whether to re-export the live cargo or allow the vessel back to dock. Animal welfare advocates are urging for the animals to be offloaded urgently. Australia 's live export trade has been a point of contention between the industry and animal welfare advocates.
The government has pledged to end the live export of sheep but has not provided a timetable
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