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Thursday, 06 September 2007 |
You will find listed below a series of video resources showing documentaries and interviews on various topics relating to Animal Welfare and Rights in South Africa. The content for each video has been split into two parts in order to keep the size and loading times reasonable. To view the film that accompanies each title, please click on the Watch Now link that you will see under the brief description.
You may find the contents of some of these videos shocking or disturbing - if you would like to help support Animal Voice to change these situations, please click here to find out more.
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Monday, 11 February 2008 |
See this fascinating video to realise that 'farm' animals are highly sentient creature, able to experience pleasure and misery just as we do.
Woolworths in South Africa is one of the first supermarkets in the world to take a giant step forward for the hens that lay our eggs, by banning battery eggs in all it's stores nationwide. "From now on", says Woolworths' chief Simon Susman in March 2004, "no Woolworths laying hen will ever have lived or spent any of her life in a cage."
However, there are still 17 400 000 hens confined in batteries in South Africa.
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Monday, 11 February 2008 |
Pigs operate computers and rescue a drowning child! Chickens learn from watching TV! This fascinating video is suitable for learners aged 10 - 18. Never again will farm animals be viewed as mere 'commodities'. This video raises empathy, promotes discussion and provokes thought.
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Monday, 11 February 2008 |
Excessive meat consumption has been called "one of the gravest threats to the long-term sustainability of humankind" by leading environmentalist Jonathan Porritt. In this important video he - and other reformers, such as Vandana Shiva - make the case for reducingmeat consumption to promote a healthier diet or to halt the inexorable global growth of 'factory farming' of animals.
A challenging video which will surely stimulate debate and discussion about one of the greatest - as yet unpublicised - threats to the future of the Earth.
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Monday, 11 February 2008 |
Part 2 of the documentary discussing why excessive meat consumption has been called "one of the gravest threats to the long-term sustainability of humankind" by leading environmentalist Jonathan Porritt. In this important video he - and other reformers, such as Vandana Shiva - make the case for reducingmeat consumption to promote a healthier diet or to halt the inexorable global growth of 'factory farming' of animals.
A challenging video which will surely stimulate debate and discussion about one of the greatest - as yet unpublicised - threats to the future of the Earth.
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Wednesday, 29 August 2007 |
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 A South African documentary in which a young consumer goes in search of kind food.
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Wednesday, 29 August 2007 |
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 Second part of a South African documentary in which a young consumer goes in search of kind food.
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Wednesday, 29 August 2007 |
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 This video is aimed at learners in the Intermediate and Senior phases.
It is believed that our relationship with dogs started 15 000 years ago when we first started to domesticate the cubs of wolves. Through the ages, we have developed a bond with dogs that is often closer than with any other animal. Yet, they have become victims of human neglect and abuse.
This video examines the plight of dogs in the world today and points to how to change this into a mutually beneficial relationship.
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Wednesday, 29 August 2007 |
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 Second part of documentary examining the plight of man's best friend in modern society. South Africa euthanases some 500 000 unwanted pets annually.
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Wednesday, 29 August 2007 |
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 Male calves are 'surplus' to the dairy industry. Their sad fate is depicted in this South African documentary.
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Wednesday, 29 August 2007 |
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 Second part of South African documentary depicting the sad fate of male calves deemed 'surplus' to the requirements of the dairy industry.
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Wednesday, 29 August 2007 |
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 As consumers, we trust that the animals that provide our food, have led lives worth living. Wrong! Most have lived lives in hell.
Scientists say pigs are as intelligent as the Great Apes, yet they are: born to mothers behind bars; raised in squalor and deprivation; slaughtered as juveniles.
This video features Professor Wangari Maathai, the first woman in Africa to receive the Nobel Peace prize, 2005.
On the rights of animals, she says: "Respect them, protect them, speak for them."
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