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Take Action To Stop EU Live Exports ©CIWF

Take Action To Stop EU Live Exports

Ask Brittany Ferries to stop transporting live farmed animals for fattening between Ireland and France. These 18-hour ferry journeys cause extreme suffering for farmed animals.

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Stop Brittany Ferries and cruel live exports CIWF

Stop Brittany Ferries and cruel live exports

Brittany Ferries resuming live exports is unimaginable. We envision a future for these animals without horrific journeys. Together, we can end live exports and factory farming.

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End cages for all farmed animals! ©CIWF

End cages for all farmed animals!

Sign the petition asking the UK Government to End the Cage Age for egg laying hens, calves and mother pigs. Your action today can help millions of farmed animals.

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About Compassion in World Farming

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Global Impact Report 2024

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Ending factory farming - End.It

Ending factory farming - End.It

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Stop Financing Factory Farms: Compassion joins World Bank protests
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Stop Financing Factory Farms: Compassion joins World Bank protests

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End the Cage Age petition reaches major milestone
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End the Cage Age petition reaches major milestone

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Waitrose launches UK’s first welfare labels for Better Chicken
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Waitrose launches UK’s first welfare labels for Better Chicken

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Domino’s Pizza joins Better Chicken Commitment
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Domino’s Pizza joins Better Chicken Commitment

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Miriam Margolyes doesn’t mince her words at Oxford Literary Festival
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Miriam Margolyes doesn’t mince her words at Oxford Literary Festival

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UK companies lead in the Business Benchmark on Farm Animal Welfare
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UK companies lead in the Business Benchmark on Farm Animal Welfare

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Bruce’s big bite: celebrating ‘gotcha day’ with cultivated chicken

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From Gulf of Mexico to Gulf of America: The Environmental Cost Of A Name Change

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Regenerative Farming and Compassion: A Star-Studded Panel at Oxford

Regenerative Farming and Compassion: A Star-Studded Panel at Oxford

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A shopping list for Life: A call for action on food

A shopping list for Life: A call for action on food

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The true cost of our food system

Philip Lymbery draws the connections between animal welfare and decent livelihoods for farmers and producers.

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The cold truth behind factory farming

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