Much like the tobacco industry did for years, the dairy industry uses its deep pockets and advertising campaigns to sell people a certain narrative. You might recognise those picturesque dairy advertisements with their lush green pastures, cosy family farms, and contented cows…
Guilt and innocence, rights and wrongs, liberty and incarceration… these are the themes of my day-to-day work. My name is Samuel March, and I am a criminal barrister at 9 King’s Bench Walk. I want to tell you about what animals experience…
Bonjour Supporter! I’m Alexis Gauthier, a classically trained and Michelin-starred French chef. You might know me for my role as a judge on BBC One’s MasterChef, or for my restaurants, Gauthier Soho and 123V. In 2016, I made a decision that completely…
Animal Equality went to New York City to show members of the public the truth behind Denny’s. Denny’s is a restaurant chain in the US and it still allows the use of cruel ‘gestation crates’ for pigs in its supply chain.
On Sunday night, the BBC aired its latest edition of Countryfile, a journalism show covering British farming. The show contained a segment on Scottish salmon farming in which the BBC investigated record numbers of salmon deaths happening on farms. In an interview…
The acclaimed philosopher travelled to Madrid to present his book, Ethics in Action, and talk about the life of Henry Spira who inspired the book.
Do you know what life was like for the fish that you see packaged in your supermarket? The reality of life and death for farmed fish in the UK will shock you - read on to learn the truth.
We asked fish expert Mark Borthwick to give his expert opinion on our latest investigation into the fish industry. He was shocked by what he saw.
Animal Equality exposed the broken legal framework that fails to protect UK farmed animals. The good news is that we have a solution - will you be part of it?
When you think of Scottish fish you might picture images of beautiful salmon or trout gliding through open waters, the sun shimmering on their scales. This is the imagery that the UK aquaculture industry wants you to see. But it is far from reality. Here are three things that will change your mind about fish farming.