Tell Woolies to Stop Supporting Monkey Abuse in the Thai Coconut Industry
Woolworths is still refusing to do the right thing by moving its coconut milk supply chain out of Thailand.
Read MoreTell Woolies to Stop Supporting Monkey Abuse in the Thai Coconut Industry
Woolworths is still refusing to do the right thing by moving its coconut milk supply chain out of Thailand.
Read MoreDecorating Dangers: How to Make Christmas Merry for Animals
It’s important to think about how our seasonal decorating affects – and in some cases harms – the animals we share our homes and the planet with.
Read MoreArrested at COP28: Protestors Confront Flesh Peddlers
Two PETA UK protesters were taken away by the police at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Dubai today.
Read MoreTessa the Turkey Discovers the Dark Side of Festive Traditions
This festive season, spread kindness by sharing PETA UK’s new Christmas advert – featuring Tessa the turkey – with your loved ones.
Read MoreHorrified Influencers React to Undercover Footage From the Australian Wool Industry
There were tears and shock as influencers learned how terrified animals are abused and killed for their fleece every year.
Read MorePetri Dish Organs – One Key to Freeing Animals From Labs
Researchers at the University of Sydney have grown replica human lungs.
Read MoreWhy PETA Entities Are Shaking Up Catwalks
From New York to Milan, the industry is being reminded that the future of fashion lies in innovative vegan materials.
Read MoreDemand an End to Cruel Live Export
Halting live-sheep exports for three months of the year is not enough.
Read MoreUN Committee on the Rights of the Child Guidance Spurs PETA’s Call for Hunting Ban for Minors
Watching wildlife being terrorised, gunned down, or otherwise slaughtered is inarguably traumatic and can be psychologically scarring for young people.
Read MoreWhat Dirty Secrets Are Stitched Into a Cashmere Scarf?
A PETA exposé shows that the cashmere industry is a rip-off. Goats scream and struggle as their hair is torn out so that brands like Dior, Chanel, Prada, and …
Read MoreOstrich Feathers Are Out at Melbourne Fashion Week
Melbourne Fashion Week is set to be the first such event with a ban on feathers from wild birds!
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