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Farm investigations and the public interest: some good news

Introduction Two years ago, the television programme Report, broadcast on Rai 3, aired an investigation by journalist Giulia Innocenzi that…

Animal Rights

Pollution from intensive farming constitutes a violation of fundamental human rights

A landmark ruling has condemned the local authorities for their inaction, recognising that the severe environmental damage caused by the…

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…

Animal Rights

Progress in sight for decapod crustaceans

Several countries have included decapod crustaceans in their animal welfare legislation: here is which ones they are and what the…

Animal Rights

The Protection Afforded to Decapod Crustaceans in Italy

An in-depth look at the absence of legislation at European level and the lack of consistency across Italian municipal regulations.

Animal Rights

Which European countries have banned keeping hens in cages?

European legislation, its evolution, and the cage-free transition that is already a reality in some countries.

Animal Rights

Article 13 TFEU: a decades-long journey towards the recognition of animals as sentient beings

An in-depth look at the process that led the EU to adopt the Article, a decisive step towards better protection…

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Animal Rights

A different legal status for animals: sentient beings

We trace the civil-law tradition of the European countries in which animals are recognised as sentient beings.

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