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

  ...Law was inaugurated in Cambridge with an opening conference on "Animal Rights Law: Present and Future". Leading animal rights experts from around the world discussed 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 prom...

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• 2022 11 16 New reference work on the balancing of interests in animal experiments

  New reference work on the balancing of interests in animal experiments The Stiftung für das Tier im Recht (TIR; Foundation for the Animal in the Law) is pleased to announce the latest publication in its book series "Schriften zum Tier im Recht" ("Writings on the Animal in the Law"). The outstanding doctoral thesis by Dr. iur. Vanessa Gerritsen, published as volume 23, is comprehensively dedicated to animal experimentation law. November 16, 2022 The book "Güterabwägung im Tierversuchsbewilligungsverfahren" (book available in German only) presents a comprehensive review of Swiss animal experimen...

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• No wild animals in Circuses

  WILD ANIMALS IN THE CIRCUS RING? NO, THANKS! For a ban on wild animals in circuses – in Switzerland, too! Using wild animals in circuses is highly problematic from an animal welfare perspective. For one thing, it is almost impossible to provide the animals with species-appropriate housing conditions on circus premises, and for another, wild animal shows often violate the fundamental principle of animal dignity enshrined in Swiss animal welfare law. Nevertheless, unlike in many other countries, the use of wild animals in circuses is still permitted in Switzerland.The animal welfare organization...

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• Wildlife

  ...als are not adapted to the human environment. The unnatural proximity to humans during such encounters inflicts immense suffering on them.Please keep your hands to yourself! Camel riding Parrot shows Koala bear cuddling Elephant bathing Tou... ...ns of some species. In the interest of animal protection and species conservation, certain wild animal attractions shoul... ...be found here. Tips How to spot a responsible sanctuary: The sanctuary makes great efforts to create a habitat as natural as possible for the animals and the staff is knowledgeable about the housed animals' needs. In addition, it strives to...

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• Heat stress

  ...ody of an animal or a human generates more heat or is exposed to more heat than it can release. Outside the so-called thermoneutral zone, i.e., the range in which the normal body temperature can be kept constant without energy input, an active warm-up or cool-down is necessary. In humans and animals, warming up or cooling down is inevitably accompanied by re... ...s a negative impact on its well-being. With many animals, the associated passivity is often misinterpreted, and heat str... ...idual. Depending on how they are kept, animals in human care are often unable to find relief from hot temperatures as th...

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• 2010 10 26 Stiftung für das Tier im Recht at the international congress on responsible dog ownership in Brussels

  ...ernational congress on responsible dog ownership in Brussels Stiftung für das Tier im Recht at the international congress on responsible dog ownership in Brussels The conference dealing with the difficulties surrounding stray dog populations in southern and eastern Europe took place from October 4 to 5. The Stiftung für das Tier im Recht joins the European project for the benefit of abandoned dogs. October 26, 2010 25 countries and many important... ...ffers potential for a unified strategy for the stray dog question was presented. The Stiftung für das Tier im Recht presented an overview of the Swi...

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• Legislation on Hunting

  Legislation on Hunting Legislation Legislation on Hunting While hunting once served to secure the supply of meat and was the main source of food for humans, today, the main motive put forward by its proponents is the sustainable use and management of wildlife and the regulation of wild animal populations due to an absence of natural enemies. Hunting is regulated by various federal and cantonal laws. The relevant laws are listed on the German version of this page.

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• 2023 11 17 TIR Library Newsletter: Our Book Recommendation

  ...Book Recommendation In the third library newsletter of 2023, the Foundation for Animals in Law (TIR) once again presents selected new additions. Books, articles and films on animal-related topics are presented. The current issue focuses on the book "Thing: Inside the Struggle for Animal Personhood", which takes an unconventional approach to highlighting efforts to recognise the fundamental rights of non-human animals. November 17, 2023 Humans (Homo sapiens) occupy a special p... ...entatives. It shows how they represent Happy's cause and argue in favour of the elephant's "physical freedom" under the ...

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• 2018 12 12 TIR attended various international animal welfare conferences in 2018

  ...welfare conferences in 2018 TIR attended various international animal welfare conferences in 2018 This year the Stiftung... ...ong Kong from May 4 to 5, 2018. Animal welfare law experts from all over the world discussed concepts for strengthening the legal status of animals on a national and international level. Speakers from 20 countries (China, Japan, India, Australia, New Zealand, USA, Canada, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, South Africa, Kenya, Zimbabwe, England, Scotland, Poland, Fra... ...together to discuss how to define the term "animal law" with regard to its significance as a seminal and independent leg...

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• 2018 10 09 TIR attends meeting of CITES Standing Committee in Sochi, Russia

  ... Standing Committee in Sochi, Russia The CITES Standing Committee held its meeting in Sochi, Russia, from October 1 to October 5, 2018. More than 600 representatives of governments and organizations (IGOs and NGOs) discussed the regulation ... ...sk of extinction as a result of the growing international trade in live animals and animal products. October 9, 2018 CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora) is an international trade agreemen... ...not only legal know-how but also good networking and a constant exchange of information. This is TIR's third time at the...

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