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Spain introduced video surveillance in slaughterhouses, an EU first
Large butcheries have one year to implement the new standard, with smaller operations granted two years, the government said whilst introducing the measure on Tuesday.
Victims' remains arrive at Srebrenica memorial site
Fifty bodies of Bosnians killed in the Srebrenica genocide in 1995 arrived at the Potocari memorial centre where they will be finally laid to rest on the 27th anniversary of the Europe's worst massacre since the World War II.
Danish PM Frederiksen avoids impeachment over illegal mink cull order
Frederiksen was given an official, symbolic reprimand after an investigation.
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Police officers in the Ukrainian town of Bucha continue to identify victims, while UN humanitarian chief Martin Griffiths visits a mass gravesite.
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France to cull 2.5 million animals after outbreaks of bird flu
An additional one million ducks, chickens, and turkeys will have to be killed within the next three weeks.
German court orders end to coronavirus lockdown around meat plant
The judges ruled that the restrictions imposed in Gütersloh after an outbreak at a slaughterhouse were disproportionate and should be replaced with more targeted measures.
Are slaughterhouses turning into coronavirus factories?
Health experts say it's not just the working conditions inside meatpacking plants that can increase the risk of COVID-19 outbreaks: in Germany, many of the industry's workers are migrants living in cramped communal housing.
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Unions say much of the cheap meat on our supermarket shelves is slaughtered by migrant workers who earn low wages, live in cramped shared accommodation and operate in crowded working conditions even in the midst of a pandemic.