“Asking tough questions does not stop in tough times.”

According to a Guardian article on the internet:
“Canned hunting is a fast growing business in South Africa where thousands of lions are being bred on farms to be shot by wealthy trophy hunters”
I repeat:
“Asking tough questions does not stop in tough times.”
So:
- Is the article a genuine Guardian article? There is no reason to believe it is not genuine.
- Is the article true? There is no reason not to believe the article as the Guardian is a very well respected news source.
- If true, why is canned hunting allowed?
- If true, why has it not been stopped?
- Where is it happening?
- Is it happening in other countries?
- Does it not contravene animal anti-cruelty legislation?
- Who is responsible to stop it?
- Are lions the only animals killed this way?
- Has a “follow the money” investigation been done?
- Does your Member of Parliament have a strong view on the killing of captive lions? You don’t know? Ask him or her.
I repeat:
Canned lion hunting is a shameful disgrace.
It should be stopped. Internationally.

Go to Google. Put in words like : canned, lion.
Also put in the words: Cook report lions
“Asking tough questions does not stop in tough times.”