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Non-human primates at the Biomedical Primate Research Centre in the Netherlands face immense suffering for cruel experiments whose results are rarely applicable to humans.

The board has banned a misleading ad campaign by the International Fur Federation. Here’s why.

New eyewitness investigations in 2018 have revealed that in Australia, sheep continue to be mutilated in assembly-line fashion for the wool industry.

Now in its seventh year, the Lush Prize honours individuals and organisations striving to end experiments on animals and replace them with non-animal methods.

In 2017, 5.53 million animals were used in science in Britain, and regardless of how they were used, they all suffered.

PETA Science Policy Adviser Dr Julia Baines describes the horrors faced by animals in laboratories and explains why cutting-edge technology is essential for a future without animal testing.

The demonstration highlighting the plight of sheep followed the release of a video exposé of the Scottish wool industry that revealed that sheep are beaten, kicked, and thrown.

PETA joins other groups and experts in calling for Minister of State for Agriculture, Fisheries and Food George Eustice to withdraw his inaccurate statement concerning badger culling and bovine tuberculosis.

How can we accelerate the transition to animal-free testing techniques? By getting young scientists on board!

At Ukraina Shopping Mall, several animals are locked up and exhibited, all for entertainment.