Demonstrations

London commuters are being given some food for thought, courtesy of a ridiculously cute PETA ad appearing in 25 different underground stations!

PETA volunteers dressed as lovely “Lettuce Ladies” braved the winter chill in Blackpool order to get their positive vegan message across in a demo highlighting health benefits of a plant-based diet

We’ve joined forces with other leading animal protection groups in the UK to send a strong message against abusing geese for foie gras.

They say an image is worth a thousand words, which is why our friends over at PETA Australia came up with a striking Banksy-inspired visual to drive home the fate of animals in the live-export industry.

Did you know that some airlines are propping up the cruel and sinister vivisection industry?

The latest instalments of PETA’s iconic “Relate to Who’s on Your Plate” demos, which get passersby thinking about what – or indeed who – they’re eating.

Ingrid E Newkirk put herself in the place of animals who are killed for meat today – literally.

If you haven’t yet made the switch to a compassionate plant-based diet, please try to relate to who’s on your plate.

Katharina Fritsch’s 4.72-metre-high Hahn/Cock – aka “the big blue cock” – is probably the most eye-catching new landmark in London.

Tens of thousands of you have said “No” to bullfighting and sent messages to the Spanish embassy demanding that the cruel sport not be granted legal protection.