UK shock tactics repel animal-rights activists in Japan

Government acts on animal rights activists

The British government is bolstering legislation to curb the activity of animal rights protesters who threaten researchers as pharmaceutical companies pledge funds to support animal testing in universities in the face of fears that their crucial supply of graduate and postgraduate recruits is under threat. A hastily assembled programme of legislative reform was released in response to the succe...

Fears grow about animal rights activists

The British government has blocked entry to a key American animal rights campaigner but there are growing concerns about local developments.

Activists target animal dealers.

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Signs of Change Within the Animal Rights Movement: Results From a Follow-Up Survey of Activists

In 1990, an attitude survey was conducted of 402 animal rights activists attending a national march in Washington, DC (S. Pious, 1991). The present article reports the results of a follow-up survey of 372 activists attending a similar event in 1996. A comparison of the 1990 and 1996 surveys suggests that during this time a significant shift took place in the priorities of the animal rights move...

Animal Rights Consideration is a Necessity in Conducting an Experiment