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VICTORY: South Africa’s High Court puts hold on sheep exports!
A live exporter sailed to South Africa with the intention of shipping 70,000 animals into the dangerous Northern summer. But the NSPCA were waiting for them.
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Federal judge orders live cattle export from Brazil to end
A Brazilian court has ruled that no live cattle can be exported from Brazil – a decision that could spare millions of animals from suffering.
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Live export isn’t ‘business’ — it’s cruelty
Every year, Romania sends thousands of animals on gruelling journeys to the Middle East's 'Festival of Sacrifice', where the streets run red with blood...
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Live Export Death Files
Millions of cattle, sheep and other animals have suffered and died during export from Australia to overseas countries for slaughter -- before they reach their destination. We provide the official statistics of 'mortality' during the sea voyages.
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A Bloody Business’: routine, widespread and industry-facilitated cruelty to cattle exposed
Animals Australia's first investigation in Indonesia - as shown on Four Corners - exposed the routine, widespread and brutal treatment of Australian cattle. The level of industry knowledge and complicity revealed a damning picture of the live export trade and…
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People all over the world are helping to end live animal export!
Our investigations into live export cruelty are inspiring people from one side of the globe to the other to take action for the animals.
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A vote for kindness: How we’re giving the victims of live sheep export a voice this election!
In the lead up to Election 2019, we're presenting politicians with our vision for a kinder world, on city skylines, suburban streets and beyond. Find out how YOU can get involved!
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It’s official: live animal export by sea is now banned in New Zealand!
Cows and calves will be safe from live export cruelty thanks to New Zealand' decision to bring the country' live export trade to an end.
