Italy: OIPA November Newsletter

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**  INTERNATIONAL NEWS LETTER –  November 2009  ** 

BAN FUR FARMING IN IRELAND

Saturday 10th October marked an historical victory for anti-fur campaigners across Ireland. Green Party members voted in favour for a new programme for government, which will see fur farming banned in Ireland within 3years. This is a big step but is far from a final step.

http://www.oipa.org/fur/alerts/ireland.html

SAVE THE RABBITS IN STOCKHOLM (SWEDEN)

Thousands of rabbits are shot and killed in the city of Stockholm, every year. The bodies of the animals are frozen and then shipped to a heating plant in Sweden, where they are burned to generate electricity. Some of the rabbits are abandoned by their owners; 3,000 have been culled this year, down from 6,000 in 2008.

http://www.oipa.org/animalabuse/alerts/stockholm.html

MORE PROTECTION FOR SHARKS

The plan is designed to protect all cartilaginous fish, a class that includes sharks, skates and rays – over      1 000 species in all. In the EU, shark finning has already been banned for some years now. The new plan is set to introduce more rigorous surveillance measures that should help the entire marine ecosystem, suffering from ever more intensive fishing.

http://www.oipa.org/hunting/news/sharks.html

4.5 MILLION ANIMALS TO BE SPARED IN THE EU

OIPA and animal protection groups have welcomed the response from the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) to their request for clarification regarding safety testing requirements under the EU’s REACH chemicals regulation, which promises to spare million animals from suffering and death in chemical-poisoning tests.

http://www.oipa.org/vivisection/news/echa.html

“THE COVE” PUTS PRESSURE ON TAIJI FISHERMEN (JAPAN), DOLPHINS TO BE RELEASED

September 10, 2009 – Fishermen in Taiji, Japan will be releasing captured dolphins this week in response to international outcry following the award-winning film “The Cove.” Some of the dolphins captured during the annual round up will be sold to aquariums, and while the rest are typically slaughtered in secret, the fishermen will be releasing them because of recent criticism.

http://www.oipa.org/hunting/news/taiji.html

SERBIAN ANIMALS VOICE

SAV Writes to EU ‘Enlargement’ Commissioner Olli Rehn Regarding Concerns About Balkans Animal

Serbia: Leskovac City Makes Fantastic Model Authority to No Kill Animal Control Programmes

More info about SAV, action alerts and campaign for the animals:

https://serbiananimalsvoice.wordpress.com

Join SAV on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=58161525515 

http://www.oipa.org/serbiadogs.html

http://www.oipa.org/abandonment/campaign/serbia/victory.html

BAN HUNTING in Serbia/ZABRANA LOVA u Srbiji

http://www.gopetition.com/online/29019.html

Petition: Ban Horse Drawn Carriages in Rome

http://www.thepetitionsite.com/3/ban-horse-drawn-carriages-in-rome

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