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Taking action at the European Parliament to stop cruel imports

Today, on the occasion of the European Parliament's plenary session in Strasbourg, Animal Law Italia took part in the action…

The precautionary principle at risk with the Mercosur agreement
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The Precautionary Principle at Risk with the Mercosur Agreement

Sustainable development is an objective of the Treaties and precaution is a principle of European law; however, this trade agreement…

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Bovine hides: the other side of EU imports from Mercosur

An invisible trade that fuels intensive farming, animal suffering and environmental damage.

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EU-Mercosur Agreement: a serious step backwards for animals and the environment

We call on the Italian Government and the Members of the European Parliament elected in Italy to reject the EU-Mercosur…

Animal Rights

A glimmer of hope against the downgrading of the wolf

The General Court of the European Union admits the legal action brought by five associations against the downgrading of the…

Animal Rights

Octopus farming between regulatory gaps and the first bans

There are no specific European Union rules, nor domestic provisions, on octopuses, yet EU legislation banning their farming is urgently…

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We presented our priorities for animals to the European Parliament

ALI presented its priorities for animals for the 2024-2029 mandate to the European Parliament, together with Eurogroup for Animals.

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African Swine Fever: the virus spreads again, the EU criticises Italy’s containment measures

The European Commission's experts also highlighted the futility of the approach based on the elimination of wild boar.

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Vote for Animals: great success of the joint initiative by animal rights associations

Between 12 and 18 candidates committed to animal protection were elected to the European Parliament, out of the total of…

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European Elections 2024: Will Politicians’ Commitment to Animals Influence Italian Voters?

For 85% of Italians, politicians should do more for animals, and 57% of voters prefer to vote for candidates who…