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United Nations urges worldwide shift away from animal products. |
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Wednesday, 09 June 2010 |
A new United Nations report is calling for a global shift away from animal products in our diets. The report, entitled Assessing the Environmental Impacts of Consumption and Production, expands upon the previous paper, Livestock’s Long Shadow. It concludes that, due to increasing population and prosperity, a mere change in livestock raising practices will not be sufficient to prevent global warming and other catastrophes.
For further information, go to:
http://greenyourdiet.org/unreport10.htm
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Cape Town City joins meat-free Mondays. |
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Wednesday, 02 June 2010 |
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The struggle for liberation from oppression in all its various forms is on-going around the world.
For our non-human brothers and sisters, the struggle is still in it's infancy...
 Download pdf... 2.50 Mb
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The desperate need for accountability in the food chain... |
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Tuesday, 01 June 2010 |
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If you are eating less meat but compensating with more cheese, please take a look at the sickening video, just released by Mercy for Animals in the USA, taken undercover at Conklin Dairy Farm in Ohio. The video is online at www.mercyforanimals.org
Please do not think that atrocities in the dairy industry are not happening right here in South Africa. Compassion in World Farming (South Africa) has received many calls of outrage at the treatment of calves, especially from the Eastern Cape areas. We alert the SPCA and the Milk Producers Organisation and follow up further.
CNN's Jane Velez Mitchell's coverage of the Mercy for Animals investigation.
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Your April 2010 issue of Animal Voice is out! |
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Wednesday, 21 April 2010 |
In this issue:
- Top Muslim vet says battery farming is sin
- A Council of Churches denounces our treatment of animals
- Appeal to supermarkets by poverty NGO: "Make us literate shoppers"
- Wildlife in conflict with farmed animals
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Cape Town becomes the first city in Africa to endorse one meat-free day per week,
- and much more...
Animal Voice goes digital
It is with great pleasure that we announce that our quarterly magazine, Animal Voice is now available in electronic format. You can now easily read, download, print and share your copy of Animal Voice, right on your computer.
Choose your preferred viewing option (scroll, book or slideshow), zoom in and out or better yet, view it in Full Screen Mode.
Click on the Share button to publish a link to Animal Voice on Facebook, Twitter or any other social media account, or to email it to your friends.
Go to the electronic version of Animal Voice now!
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Compassion in World Farming applauds supermarket chain Shopright |
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Friday, 22 January 2010 |
Compassion in World Farming applauds supermarket chain Shopright on providing a market for the 'Amazing Yellow Yolk Eggs' of Ugandan farmer Mrs Joy Lwanga.
See:http://www.bidnetwork.org
Note to Shoprite: Please help a South African farmer achieve a similar success with naturally produced eggs.
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