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• 2024 08 19 Joyce Tischler and Kim Stallwood visit TIR

  ...mal rights cases to court. In her lecture, she spoke about how she got committed to animal protection and offered insights into the beginnings of the ALDF. This now renowned institution, which is active beyond American borders, began as a small organisation and only became what it is today thanks to the commitment of a handful of goal-oriented and persistent lawyers. In conclusion, Joyce emphasised the importance of promoting young talent in animal protection law.Kim Stallwood is a British author, activist and long-time friend of TIR. He has been strongly involved in the protection and rights ...

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• 2019 09 02 TIR attends 18th CITES Conference of the Parties in Geneva

  ...cated in Geneva. To date, 183 countries have signed the agreement, which protects a total of around 5,800 animal species and 30,000 plant species. These species are grouped into three categories according to their vulnerability (Appendices I-III). Depending on their classification, the international trade in these species is either prohibited or subject to authorization. The CITES Conference of the Parties (CoP) is held every two to three years to review the implementation of the Convention. The Parties may review progress in the conservation of the species listed in the Appendices, evaluate (...

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• Help for animals in Ukraine and Ukrainians fleeing with their companion animals

  ...ne at home from the date of entry into the EU/Switzerland. However, the competent authorities will determine the specific measures in each individual case. It is therefore important that animal keepers contact the cantonal veterinary authorities as soon as possible. Animals with sufficient rabies vaccination that cannot be housed with their owners may be placed in private foster homes.Persons fleeing with companion animals must fill out the form provided on the FSVO website and send it to petsukraine@blv.admin.ch. Proof must be submitted that the animal is chipped (applies to dogs only) and ha...

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• 2018 06 14 TIR supports "Stop Live Transport" campaign

  ...nd days on the road before being loaded onto ships to continue their harrowing journey. In theory, the animal welfare provisions in force in the EU must also be observed on their further transport. However, even if there were serious inspections in place, it would be impossible to enforce the regulations in force, meaning they become a dead letter the moment the animals have left EU territory. The same is also true for live transports from Australia, for example. In the past year, there have been numerous investigations into live transports accompanied by extensive video material revealing inc...

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• Tom Regan

  ...ciliation initiated before just relations may take over the violent present. In short, we need a transitional theory of interspecies justice. This lecture draws the contours of principles of transitional justice for an interspecies society that can be applied prefiguratively to begin building more peaceful and just forms of co-existence with other animals today. Respondent: Will Kymlicka, D.Phil (Oxford)Canada Research Chair in Political Philosophy Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada About Tom Regan and the Culture & Animals Foundation The premier animal rights philosopher of...

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• 2024 11 18 TIR explains the legal and practical reality of Swiss pig farming

  ... been identified to date.It is therefore part of the often concealed reality of industrial Swiss pig farming that sometimes apathetic, maladjusted, sometimes sick and injured animals have to live in filthy and excrement-smeared concrete pens with very little daylight and very little opportunity for activity, and are crammed into very confined spaces. This is in clear contrast to advertising, for example by Proviande, the industry organisation of the Swiss meat industry, which receives several million francs from the state coffers every year to make consumers believe that pigs and other farmed ...

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• 2022 02 25 TIR Library Newsletter: 2022 Book Recommendation

  ...gae would therefore result in the starvation of all marine animals. Without algae, life on land would not have been able to evolve 500 million years ago. Algae are not only a source of food for many living organisms; they also ensure that the earth does not heat up too much and that it remains habitable. This is because dead algae and their carbon-rich husks remain in sea-floor sediments for a long time, thereby storing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere long term. In doing so, algae our planet from becoming an unbearable greenhouse. The book introduces various projects aimed at cultivating al...

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• 2019 04 04 Criminal complaint against slaughterhouse in Avenches: TIR disappointed at excessively lenient sentence

  ...rly exhausted. As a result, the penalties imposed are often far too lenient and in no way reflect the suffering inflicted on the animals.In its report on the events surrounding the animal cruelty case "Hefenhofen", published at the end of 2018, the investigative commission of the Canton of Thurgau stresses the central importance of specialized agencies to ensure proper enforcement of animal welfare law. Among other things, it recommends the establishment of a special office for animal welfare offenses within the cantonal police force and the prosecution of animal welfare offenses by specialize...

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• 2024 07 01 TIR Library Newsletter: Our Book Recommendation

  ...eases, would be the result which, in turn, would lead to an increase in healthcare costs.Furthermore, the potential of wasps as natural "pest controllers" is enormous. So far, however, there is a lack of scientific knowledge about how many tonnes of insect pests are eliminated from our agricultural areas by wasps. These calculations could be used to determine the extent to which wasps represent an alternative to conventional pesticides, which could lead to a reduction or even elimination of the harmful use of pesticides. This would not only have a positive impact on biodiversity, but...

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• 2025 04 04 TIR Library Newsletter: Our Book Recommendation

  ... temperatures. As a result, this also leads to a life-threatening situation for people, especially in terms of coastal protection. With the help of so-called playbacks and the playing of sounds from intact reefs, fish larvae could be reintroduced to degenerated reefs and a complete die-off prevented.Another important aim of the book is to raise awareness of the effects of noise pollution on animals and plants. Bakker explains how human noise can disrupt natural communication channels and affect the behaviour and survival of many species. Noise pollution, for example in waters with heavy s...

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