Killer Whales' Future Uncertain
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Marineland Antibes orcas: Row deepens over European sanctuary
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Wikie , 23 , and her 11-year-old son Keijo are still being kept at Marineland Antibes , France .
The marine zoo closed in January due to a law banning the use of orcas in shows.
Animal rights campaigners want them housed in a sanctuary, where they won't have to perform or be used for breeding.
French ecology minister Agnes Pannier-Runacher says she will speak to colleagues in Spain , Italy and Greece about creating a sanctuary together.
The 'Year of the Sea ' is currently underway in France , a government initiative to raise awareness about the importance of the ocean.
Pannier-Runacher believes the creation of a European whale sanctuary would be a fitting testament to it.
Last November she blocked an application by Marineland to send the killer whales to a marine zoo in Japan , citing lower animal welfare regulations.
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