Ending All the Suffering

A few days ago a matador was severely injured during a bullfight in Spain.

A few days ago it was announced that several major restaurant chains in the UK, such as Burger King, KFC, Popeyes, Nando’s and Wagamama, decided to ditch the Better Chicken Commitment (BCC), in which, among other things, they pledged to stop using fast-gr…

Not that it would have been any less terrible at any other time, but there’s something symbolic and tragic that it is on Veganuary of all occasions, that the efforts to veganise the world received such a hard blow.

The Human Rights Day, being held tomorrow, is a good opportunity to emphasize that although our project may come off as a human hate parade, it is not.

After no less than 30 failed Climate Change Conferences, and a decade after the one held in Paris, which is considered an important milestone but like all the others is also a failure, it is an appropriate time to revisit the text that attempts to examine…

Horses in New York City’s horse-drawn carriage industry are being forced to draw carriages for hours in scorching heat or freezing cold, on harsh pavement, in crowded streets, in bust traffic, blaring horns, and wailing sirens terrify these easily-startled

A zoo in Denmark is asking people to donate their unwanted pets, particularly chickens, rabbits and guinea pigs but also horses if they are small, to help them feed the zoo’s predators.

Today, probably the most famous animal abuse festival in the world – the fiesta in honor of San Fermin mostly known as Running of the Bulls – has ended for this year.

About a decade ago we wrote the following post about Eid al-Adha which began yesterday, and unfortunately it is as relevant today as ever.

Earlier this month, some good news, on the face of it, was received regarding the commercial exploitation of animals.