South China's dog meat festival whipped up the passions once again
China’s Yulin local government has distanced itself from a controversial dog meat festival in southern China after years of activism unleashed a groundswell of public opposition to the event.
Huge numbers have signed a petition against the event, but traders who make large profits from dog meat show no intention of giving up the business. (MTI)
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