Parliament has now voted in favour of expanding the Public Order Act to classify “life sciences infrastructure” — including animal testing facilities — as key national infrastructure.
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Parliament has now voted in favour of expanding the Public Order Act to classify “life sciences infrastructure” — including animal testing facilities — as key national infrastructure.
Recent polling reveals that shooting is unpopular and that the majority of people want it to end. Please read about how you can take action and help our campaign.
An exposé by Sighthound Welfare UK (SWUK) and CAGED Nationwide has captured footage of greyhounds being forced to the ground and injected with suspected illicit drugs, at an underground race event in Birmingham.
Join Animal Aid for a vibrant day of action in Winchester to raise awareness about the shooting of sentient birds for so-called ‘sport' and its impact on the countryside.
This year's National Animal Rights March will be held on Saturday November 1st, which is also World Vegan Day!
Come along to the Edinburgh Vegan Christmas Festival, celebrating an ethical, animal friendly and eco-friendly lifestyle!
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