Green News Frankenchickens: How supermarkets ‘profit off nightmarish cruelty' "It's story about animal cruelty, essentially, on an industrial scale." 24/04/2022
Nature These abandoned apes have a dark story to tell about US animal testing Biopsies and brutality were a part of everyday life for these traumatised chimps. 21/04/2022
Nature These volunteers are saving Ukraine’s animals from the horrors of war As the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues, this animal rights organisation is risking life and limb to bring the country’s creatures to safety. 05/04/2022
Nature Ecuador grants wild animals legal rights in landmark court case It is thought to be the first time the country’s constitutional protection of nature has been applied in court. 01/04/2022
Destinations Want to be a responsible tourist? Avoid these wildlife experiences If you want to see wild animals on your holiday, make sure you do it ethically. 29/03/2022
Green News Orca kept in world's smallest tank may finally be freed after 50 years Activists including PETA are tirelessly working to give a happy ending to the orca that was taken from her family more than half a century ago. 22/03/2022
Opinion Why the 'Frankenscience' of animal-to-human transplants must stop Pigs are sentient beings who are no different from humans; they too can feel fear and pain. They shouldn't be treated as warehouses of spare parts. 21/03/2022
Nature Tigers forced to live in train carriage for 15 years are finally free Animal welfare organisation Four Paws has transported the four tigers to a sanctuary in South Africa. 18/03/2022
Green News Nature now has legal rights in Panama The Central American country is now legally obliged to respect the rights of nature through its parliament. 08/03/2022
Nature Europe will soon be home to the world's first octopus farm World's first octopus farm would be an ‘ethical and environmental disaster,’ say scientists 24/02/2022
no comment PETA protesters in London urge fashion industry to stop using feathers PETA protesters in London urge fashion industry to stop using feathers 17/02/2022
Switzerland Four referendums, one day: Which issues will Swiss settle this Sunday? It's the first round of referendums in Switzerland this year. 11/02/2022
Green News Will Switzerland become the first country to ban animal testing? For the fourth time, animal welfare activists are trying to get the ban approved, but the government and researchers say it “goes too far.” 11/02/2022
Green Opinion Why are ‘sadistic abusers’ still allowed to test cosmetics on animals? "No animal should suffer for beauty," says McCartney. 11/02/2022
Green News This region of Switzerland wants to give primates fundamental rights Monkeys and apes in Basel-Stadt could be recognised as having the right to life and to have their mental and physical integrity respected, just like people. 10/02/2022
Taste Has dog meat had its day in South Korea? The practice is a summer custom for keeping cool but globalisation and animal welfare concerns are tweaking younger generations' appetites. 29/01/2022
Culture news Inside Finland's cruel fox fur farms, perpetuated by luxury fashion Despite the practice being banned in most European countries, Finland produces over 1 million fox pelts a year. Euronews investigates what this means for the welfare of these animals. And it's not good news. 22/01/2022
no comment Thousands attend Indian bull-taming festival amid Covid surge During the Jallikattu festival, bulls are released from pens and men try to grab their horns to win prizes. 17/01/2022
no comment Horses run through fire at Spanish festival Horsemen ride through a bonfire in the village of San Bartolome de Pinares, in the central Spanish province of Avila, during the traditional religious festival of "Las Luminarias". The festival is held in honour of San Antonio Abad, patron saint of animals. 17/01/2022
Taste Lyon's official event foie gras ban is 'not a boycott' says Mayor Lyon's mayor and Green Party representative Grégory Doucet took to the media to clear up some misinformation about his government's ban on foie gras. 13/12/2021
no comment Israel rescue centre release sea turtles back to sea The Israeli Sea Turtle Rescue Centre releases two sea turtles that were injured during a fishing incident earlier this year back to sea, following treatment and full recovery, in HaBonim Beach near Israel's northern city of Haifa. 10/12/2021
Living Is tobacco still being tested on puppies? Beagles are one of the most widely used dog breeds in animal testing, so what is being tested on them and why? 18/11/2021
Nature This toy farm makes the reality of factory farming very clear The Factory Farm Playset is designed to raise awareness of the inhumane conditions facing animals in factory farms. 13/11/2021
Conscious Travel Why you should never ride an elephant on holiday Many elephants in South-East Asia live in "poorly managed tourism camps" and are deprived of any happiness or freedom. 27/09/2021
no comment Wild boars hog limelight as they roam around Rome Wild boars are becoming a common sight on the streets of Rome, sticking their snouts in garbage looking for food. 25/09/2021
Denmark Faroese officials to 'look closely' at dolphin hunts after slaughter The Faroese prime minister has said the role of dolphin hunting will be examined after gruesome footage posted on Sunday showed nearly 1,500 dead sea mammals lying on a beach. 16/09/2021
