Bullfighting

In a step forward for animal rights, a Paris court ruled last week that bullfighting should be taken off the official list of France’s “intangible cultural heritage”.

By propping up the notion that bullfighting somehow “represents” Spain, Mini-Europe is doing the Spanish people a grave injustice.

A crowd of PETA supporters gathered in front of the Indian Embassy in London to urge the government to offer bulls the protection they deserve.

This month will see Moz perform nine UK and Netherlands gigs, and he has invited PETA to come along.

Last week, Sant Joan in Mallorca became the 16th town on the island to reject bullfighting ? a sign of the growing Spanish resistance to this cruel and outdated pastime.

One Spanish town has given its traditional festival a creative, animal-friendly twist by replacing bulls with giant polystyrene balls in its annual bull run.

After meeting with PETA UK last month STA Travel pulled all promotions of SeaWorld abusement parks, elephant rides and Thailand’s notorious Tiger Temple.

100 protestors dressed as Grim Reapers gathered in Pamplona’s main square to highlight the cruelty of the Running of the Bulls and the San Fermin Festival

Activists from all over the world are making their way to Pamplona in order to join dozens of compassionate Spanish volunteers for a protest against the cruelty and bloodshed.

Morrissey releases a stirring new song, “The Bullfighter Dies”, to coincide with the annual Running of the Bulls in Pamplona.