Animal Testing

A huge victory for animals – the Indian government has just announced a ban on the import of animal-tested cosmetics!

Maternal deprivation experiments on baby monkeys are a textbook example of unethical psychological research, and they need to stop.

In a room full of suited airline bosses discussing the future of aviation, this activist stood up and made her voice heard about Air France’s cruelty to primates.

A new poll by Ipsos MORI shows that the British public continues to voice strong and growing opposition to the use of animals in cruel experiments.

Pressure is mounting on the Ministry of Defence to stop using live animals in horrific trauma training exercises for medics.

Air France’s unethical shipments of primates to laboratories are highlighted by volunteers outside the French Embassy in London.

REACH is the largest animal testing programme in the world, but many people have never heard of it.

In 2013, animal testers in Great Britain used more than 4.01 million animals in experiments, a 52 per cent increase since 2000.

Only one major airline still ships monkeys to laboratories to be used in experiments – Air France.

Air France has just sponsored a pound of foie gras to be given to each of the 751 members of the European Parliament (MEPs) in Strasbourg.