We’re now two years into a research project that will provide a new basis for Christian engagement with farm animal welfare. Christian Ethics of Farmed Animal Welfare (CEFAW) is a three-year project funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council investigating the implications of Christian faith for how animals are
New Research Connects Christianity and Farmed Animal Welfare
AIA Letter to the Secretary-General of the United Nations Calling for the Prevention of Future Pandemics
Your Excellency António Guterres, Secretary-General of the United Nations United Nations 405 East 42nd Street New York NY, 10017 USA 9th April 2020 Your Excellency António Guterres, Call for the United Nations to take decisive action to prevent further pandemics. On behalf of the faith based animal advocacy organisations listed
Chair’s Welcome to the Summer 2020 Ark by Dr Clara Mancini
Over the past months, the world has faced unprecedented times. With Covid-19 sweeping through countries around the globe, whole economies have been shut down in a desperate attempt to stop the spread of a virus that, to date, has infected over 8 million people and killed nearly 500 thousand. Businesses
MONA Primate Rescue Centre by Dietmar Crialsham
Fundación MONA, a safe haven for chimpanzees and macaques in need … a place to educate and raise awareness … a place to learn, improve and gain experience. This is what our NGO strives to be, achieving in the process a better world for primates. Converting people into part of
Covid-19 – Stopping the Abuse of Sentient Animals – by Philip Lymbery
Philip Lymbery is the Chief Executive of Compassion in World Farming and Chair of Eurogroup for Animals. He is author of the books Farmageddon and Dead Zone. Here he describes how Covid-19 demonstrates why we must ban wildlife markets and improve farming standards if we are to prevent the next
Save Korean Dogs by Madeline Warren
Madeline Warren has travelled to South Korea since 2015 to work with the charity Save Korean Dogs. She lives in Scotland and gained an Honours degree in Zoology. In many countries around the world dogs are eaten as food by humans. Media campaigns raising awareness about the dog meat trade
CEFAW Briefing on the Agriculture Bill
A Christian Case for Farmed Animal Welfare About this briefing Christian Ethics of Farmed Animal Welfare (CEFAW) is a three-year research project funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council in partnership with major UK churches and other organizations including Compassion in World Farming. The 2019–21 Agriculture Bill is a
Demand an End to the Global Wildlife Trade – Sign the Petition
A coalition of animal welfare organisations, co-ordinated by World Animal Protection (WAP), have launched a Campaign to End the Wildlife Trade. Please Sign the Petition Every day, thousands of animals are forced into the multi-billion pound global trade in wildlife – killed for food, harvested for traditional medicine, traded as ‘exotic’ pets