Animal Testing

Joanna Lumley, Jane Goodall, Peter Egan, Moby and Uri Geller are amongst those urging a Swedish university to end cruel tests on non-human primates.

In a striking demonstration against animal experiments carried out by the UK government, PETA founder Ingrid Newkirk was strapped to a “torture table” and “gassed” by a protester dressed as an animal experimenter.

Compassionate consumers in India will be able to shop in confidence, knowing that soaps and detergents manufactured there will not involve harming rabbits, mice or guinea pigs.

The Netherlands is a step closer to ending cruel tests on animals, after a motion to phase out experiments at the Biomedical Primate Research Centre was passed this week.

A troubling legal case could render meaningless the European marketing ban on cosmetics tested on animals

“By ending redundant and painful tests on animals, the Indian government will be sparing the lives of potentially hundreds of thousands of animals each year.”

No bunny should suffer for beauty.

Modern non-animal research moves us closer to a Zika breakthrough, but animal experimenters are only too willing to exploit fears about the disease.

Finally, ECHA recognises that conducting tests on animals only as a last resort is a key legal principle.

A striking protest outside the Russian Embassy in London today urged Russia’s space agency to abandon its unethical “monkeys on Mars” mission.