Animal Welfare
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- New Zealand Anti-Vivisection Society Inc.
- Policy, positions, articles, links, ALF and related groups. New Zealand.
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- Kinship Circle
- An organization of letters-for-animals service to generate sample letters to legislators, businesses, and the media that address a broad spectrum of animal cruelty/protection issues.
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- Declaration of Sentient Beings' Rights
- On-line petition for the right to life and welfare of all sentient beings.
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- Queen Waldorf Fights Back
- Petition site for the support of Bill C-373 pertaining to animal cruelty in Canada. Mailing instructions are provided.
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- Save the Polar Bear
- An online petition to add the Polar Bear to Canada's Endangered Species list. Also contains information about the Polar Bears' current situation and links to activist/environmental sites.
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- ABC News - Interactive Ecoterror?
- The SHAC USA offices in New Jersey were raided in April by the FBI, which has designated them as a domestic terror group. The group is known for its vandalism and intimidation campaigns in both the US and UK, along with using its web sites to post personal details of employees of companies which do business with Huntingdon. (May 05, 2003)
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- A Loving Tribute to Henry Spira
- Essay. "In the mid-1970s, Henry Spira questioned getting involved in the farm animal issue because the farm animal issue was just too big, too 'unwinnable.' This is the man who went on to become a vigorous, prolific, courageous, wry, testy, ingenious, and globally famous advocate on behalf of farmed animals."
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- Wikipedia - Category: Animal Rights Activists
- Hyperlinked directory of articles about people active in animal rights issues.
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- Telegraph: Animal rights saboteur is jailed
- Edmund Conway. David Blenkinsop of ALF was sentenced to five and half years in prison for bombing in addition to four and a half years for taking part in a break-in at a guinea pig farm in Burton upon Trent and a baseball bat attack on the managing director of HLS, Brian Cass. (December 13, 2002)
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- Telegraph: Animal test chief's CBE 'is for firm'
- Nick Britten and Rosie Murray-West. Brian Cass, managing director of Huntingdon Life Sciences, has been awarded a CBE after resisting a long campaign of violence against him and his staff from animal rights protesters. (June 15, 2002)
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- Telegraph: Pensioner terrorised by ALF acid attack
- Macer Hall. A 76-year-old grandmother has become the latest victim of anti-vivisection activists in their campaign against Huntingdon Life Sciences, the controversial animal testing laboratory. Acid was poured on Jean Hall's car last week and offensive graffiti daubed on the walls of her house, because she owns HLS shares, bought as part of a personal equity plan portfolio. (March 17, 2002)
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- Telegraph: Animal welfare thugs funded via US charity
- Daniel Foggo. Animal rights extremists waging a campaign to close Huntingdon Life Sciences, the biggest animal testing laboratory in Europe, are being funded by money channelled through the charity Animal Rights America (ARA) in New Jersey, USA. (December 02, 2001)
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- Daily Telegraph: Counter-terrorism
- Leader. HLS was a company engaged in lawful and important work, supported by an association representing more than 100 medical research charities, being driven to ruin by a small bunch of terrorist fanatics. The decision has already put the animal rights terrorists on the defensive. (July 03, 2001)
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- Sunday Telegraph: When bankers face the terrorists
- Alasdair Palmer. Professor Colin Blakemore, the Waynefleet Professor of Physiology and a staunch defender of the importance of experimenting on animals in order to achieve medical benefits for people, has, over the years, been threatened with both kidnapping and murder by animal rights terrorists. He has been beaten up and had letter bombs sent to his home, one of which contained half a pound of high explosive packed with needles. It was wrapped so as to appeal to his children, to whom it was delivered. (April 15, 2001)
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- ABC News: Animal Rights Groups Wage War on Banks
- Animal rights activists in Europe have found it is much more effective to focus on the employees of research companies' banks and brokerages, and now they are bringing such campaigns to the United States. (April 04, 2001)
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- Telegraph: Pro-animal violence 'is work of 100 extremists'
- John Steele, crime correspondent. About 100 animal rights extremists are responsible for increasing terror tactics against scientists and hunt supporters, including personal violence and incendiary devices, police believe. he new breed of violent activist is said to shelter under the banner of the wider animal welfare movement but is willing to resort to tactics normally associated with terrorists. (February 24, 2001)
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- Telegraph: Victim got what he deserved, says animal group's founder
- Richard Alleyne. Ronnie Lee, the founder of the Animal Liberation Front, expressed unqualified support yesterday for the gang that attacked Brian Cash, the Huntingdon Life Sciences managing director, declaring: "He has got off lightly." (February 24, 2001)
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- Telegraph: Straw acts to halt intimidation of animal lab staff
- George Jones, political editor. The Home Secretary announced amendments will be tabled today to the Criminal Justice and Police Bill, currently before Parliament, to give the scientific community better protection from protest tactics used by anti-vivisectionists. They would also allow harsher punishments for sending hate mail and would bring email and mobile phone text messaging under the Malicious Communications Act. (February 22, 2001)