Animal Testing

In a promising development for animals, members of the European Parliament have called for a scientific debate into the validity of animal testing.

To make sure these animals’ suffering can’t be swept under the carpet, we’ve just placed this massive billboard outside Heathrow’s Terminal 4.

Animals in New Zealand will never have chemicals dripped into their eyes or forced down their throats for the sake of mascara or shampoo.

Cruelty is no laughing matter, but these French activists used a playful approach to let passengers know about Air France’s cruelty to primates.

More than 150 academics, intellectuals and writers have backed a new report that condemns experiments on animals as both morally and scientifically indefensible.

The government has taken a baby step towards ending the suffering of animals in laboratories by banning tests on animals for finished household products.

Dale Vince, OBE, founder and managing director of energy company Ecotricity, fired off a letter to Air France.

We were outraged when the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) and the European Commission confirmed that ingredients will continue to be tested on animals.

Dr Julia Baines, science policy adviser for PETA UK, spoke out against animal testing at Imperial College London, a university widely known for its use of animals in research.

Following a detailed complaint lodged by PETA, the EU Ombudsman confirmed PETA’s darkest fears about what has been happening in the world’s largest animal testing programme, REACH.