IUCN Red List

Range of Colobus angolensis palliatus

Current rendering of the extent of the range for Colobus angolensis palliatus based on the Red List assessment of the subspecies by Colobus Conservation which is currently under review by IUCN. This new range map is a result of the taxonomic splitting of the subspecies. More information below.

IUCN publishes the Red List of Threatened Species. This list recognises species, subspecies, varieties and subpopulations in the following categories:

Extinct

Extinct in the Wild

Critically Endangered

Endangered

Vulnerable

Near Threatened

Least Concern

Data Deficient

Not Evaluated

Colobus angolensis palliatus was originally classified on the Red Listas data deficient until 2008 when a group of assessors reviewed the subspecies and changed the category to Least Concern as the subspecies is found over a large area in south eastern Kenya and the coastal forests and thedefendants, by engaging in unconsented inspections of Ashley's vaginal area and by forcibly removing the child for medical examination, violated their Fourth and Fourteenth Amendment right to be free from unreasonable searches and right to familial integrity. Additionally, the defendants allegedly interfered with the plaintiffs' right to enjoyment of property. The plaintiffs also present pendent state claims based on invasion of privacy, trespass and deprivation of liberty. Defendants move for summary judgment on the ground that they are entitled to qualified immunity against the § 1983 claim; they also assert the discretionary function defense against the pendent claims.

UNCONTROVERTED FACTS
On October 19, 1988, Susan Brickley, a neighbor of the Franzes, reported to the police that two-year old Ashley Franz, who was playing near her house, was unsupervised by her