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• 2020 10 19 Newsletter TIR Library: TIR presents reading tip of the month

  ...dustry. In addition to the animals, low-wage workers are also exploited in animal factories and slaughterhouses.Despite the ever-present role models of celebrity vegans, the continuously increasing offer of plant-based foods, and scientific reporting on a healthy diet without meat, demand for meat i... ...uthor describes how today's increase in demand for meat is driven as much by economic insecurity as it is by wealth. Meat consumption is often associated with wealth and health, but this already contains two contradictions: firstly, the offer of cheap meat is omnipresent, and secondly, animal he...

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• 2019 05 06 TIR excited about the opening of the Cambridge Centre for Animal Rights Law

  ...ssed new approaches to the question of how and to what extent animals should be granted rights in the future. The Stiftung für das Tier im Recht (TIR) was also represented at the event. May 6, 2019 On April 26, 2019, the Cambridge Centre for Animal Rights Law was inaugurated with a launch event at the Cambridge Faculty of Law. The institute sees itself as an independent academic competence center that will focus on researching and promoting fundamental rights of non-human animals. While animal welfare law has advanced significantly throughout the world in recent decades and has increasingly es...

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• Federal Constitution

  ... federal government to legislate in the field of animal welfare. Hence, animal welfare is a constitutional principle and its objectives may therefore restrict fundamental rights expressly guaranteed by the Constitution, such as personal freedom, freedom of faith and conscience, freedom of scientific research, economic freedom, and the guarantee of property rights. A truly unique constitutional provision is article 120 paragraph 2 FC which stipulates that the federal government must take into account, among other things, the dignity of the creature, which also includes animal dignity, when adop...

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• Cantonal Dog Laws

  ...mans from dogs. Due to the high density of regulations within Switzerland, it is important that every dog owner knows the legislation of the canton they live in as well as that of other cantons, because they are subject to the law of the canton they are in at the moment, even if they are only passing through.In order to facilitate orientation in this legislative jungle, TIR has compiled the current cantonal laws below (we cannot guarantee for the listed cantonal laws to be fully up to date or complete). AargauAppenzell Outer RhodesAppenzell Inner RhodesBasel-CountryBasel-CityBerneFribourg Gene...

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• 2016 04 28 TIR is pleased with the success of Zimbabwe's Rangers

  ...s therefore pleased to hear from the Anti-Poaching and Tracking Specialists (ATS) that they have succeeded in capturing a group of poachers who were responsible for the death of countless animals. April 28, 2016 During the last year, 1175 rhinos were illegally killed in South Africa alone. The death toll was 80 in Namibia and 50 in Zimbabwe. The Savé Valley Conservancy reserve, which is home to 25% of the remaining Zimbabwean black rhino population, was also targeted. Bryce Clemence, director and trainer of the Anti-Poaching and Tracking Specialists (ATS), and his team are responsible for coor...

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• 2016 05 31 Animal welfare organizations demand a Swiss ban on the import and transit of hunting trophies

  ...round the world due to its "Big Five" (lions, elephants, rhinos, leopards, and buffalos). Every year, foreign hunters kill over 100'000 wild animals. With appropriate authorization, hunters are usually allowed to bring the animals back home as trophies. Hunting safaris and the collection of hunting trophies are legal, as long as the national laws of the African countries in question and the respective export and import regulations are met, that is, the CITES-permits are granted. Many of the sought-after animal species are subject to protection by the Washington Convention on International Trad...

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• 2004 05 05 Interview with Antoine F. Goetschel at the Whale Zone 02-Symposium of ASMS Ocean Care

  Interview with Antoine F. Goetschel at the Whale Zone 02-Symposium of ASMS Ocean Care Interview with Antoine F. Goetschel at the Whale Zone 02-Symposium of ASMS Ocean Care Antoine F. Goetschel, director of the “Stiftung für das Tier im Recht”, Berne/Zurich, Switzerland April 5, 2004 Further information:Whale Zone Interview (PDF)Link to ASMS Ocean Care

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• 2004 04 05 Speech by Antoine F. Goetschel at the Whale Zone 02-Symposium of ASMS Ocean Care

  Speech by Antoine F. Goetschel at the Whale Zone 02-Symposium of ASMS Ocean Care Speech by Antoine F. Goetschel at the Whale Zone 02-Symposium of ASMS Ocean Care The dignity of whalesYou whale - me human... April 5, 2004 Further information:The Dignity of Whales - Speech by Antoine F. Goetschel (PDF)Link to ASMS Ocean Care

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• 2024 04 01 Swiss animal welfare law: not as good as Swiss chocolate

  ...te animals are used to depict the suffering that lies behind the elegant packaging. The campaign was once again realised by the renowned creative agency Ruf Lanz. April 1, 2024 Switzerland is world-famous - both for its fine, high-quality chocolate and for its strict and favourable animal welfare laws. Unfortunately though,  the image is deceptive: Swiss animal welfare law is nowhere near as good as Swiss chocolate. The appearance of strict animal welfare regulations fades on closer inspection of the individual provisions and their implementation in practice. The four subjects, which were all ...

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• Legislation

  Legislation Legislation We have also compiled all Swiss laws relating to animals: International Conventions Exotic Pets (in German) Species Conservation Fisheries Legislation Legislation on Hunting Cantonal Dog Laws Legislation on Epizootic Diseases Animal Welfare Legislation Federal Constitution

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