#StopSlaughter: The stories which made the news
We take a look back at the #StopSlaughter stories which made the headlines this week.
Prince William: We have 5-10 years to save the rhino
In an exclusive interview with ITV News, the Duke of Cambridge issued his gravest warning yet that the rhino is close to extinction.
Prince William also spoke about the so-called trophy hunting of animals, saying that it is justified in certain circumstances.
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Kenya's battle with elephant poachers and their arrows
Mark Austin travelled with vets in Kenya to witness their daily and often dangerous battle to save the elephant.
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South Africa's rhino poaching crisis
Africa correspondent John Ray reports from South Africa where the rhino poaching crisis shows little sign of abating.
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Going undercover at a Laos market openly selling ivory
China correspondent Debi Edward visits the Sang Jiang market in Laos, a country where the illegal ivory trade thrives.
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The orphaned baby elephant being nursed back to health
Kerio was found dehydrated and alone in a remote part of northern Kenya three weeks ago after her mother was slaughtered by poachers.
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Inside the vault holding 80 tonnes of illegal ivory
The ivory haul inside a vault in Kenya estimated to be worth £100 million on the black market came from elephants who were slaughtered for their tusks.
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Elephants and villagers battle each other for survival in Malawi
John Ray visits Liwonde, where poverty-stricken Malawians and elephants face a battle for survival.
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Mark Austin answers viewers' questions on the poaching crisis
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Africa's poaching crisis in numbers
A look at some of the key facts and figures as African rhinos and elephants are continually slaughtered.