Animal Testing

The student newspaper The Tab has just published the disturbing finding that British universities are killing more than 1.3 million animals a year in animal testing programmes.

Supporters have been asking updates in China’s animal testing regulations as to date, it’s been compulsory for any company selling cosmetics in China to conduct animal tests.

Forget spooky graveyards and haunted houses. Here are seven real-life places that are guaranteed to make you shiver.

China often makes headlines because of the abuse of animals in the country, whether on fur farms, in zoos or in the meat industry.

Scientists from PETA US and PETA UK, have been showing the world that compassion and good research can go hand in hand!

The European campaign Stop Vivisection is calling for a new European directive that would end experiments on animals in the EU.

Did you know that the British Army “trains” personnel by making them shoot, stab and break the bones of live pigs?

The 3T3 Neutral Red Uptake Phototoxicity Assay is in the process of becoming approved as China’s first government-approved non-animal testing method for cosmetics ingredients.

We’ve always known that non-animal testing techniques, which are more reliable and free from cruelty, are possible.

Home Office’s latest figures on animal testing in the UK: 4.11 million animals were the victims of experiments in this country in 2012.