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Learn more about animals tested on in EU laboratories – you might be surprised by what you find out.

History in the making: the EU Parliament supports calls on the European Commission to end experiments on animals!

The European Union banned animal tests for cosmetics and their ingredients in 2013. The regulatory authorities have no power to re-interpret the law to allow these experiments to continue.

A review of the flawed justifications for using primates in experiments is an opportunity for Europe to commit to adopting a more progressive and ethical approach to scientific research.

A troubling legal case could render meaningless the European marketing ban on cosmetics tested on animals

Despite a historic vote in the European Parliament, finance ministers have failed to take action to stop taxpayer money from being used for bullfights.

Today in the European Parliament, 438 out of 687 MEPs voted in favour of an amendment to stop over €100 million in EU agricultural subsidies being used to raise bulls for bullfights.

After 24,000 compassionate Europeans signed our open letter to the European Chemicals Agency about senseless experiments on animals, officials assured us that they are taking action.

We’ve delivered your signatures to the European Chemicals Agency calling on officials to do their job and minimise the number of animals who are poisoned in deadly tests.

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