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Elephants at Amer Fort in Rajasthan, India, are often controlled with bullhooks which cause wounds and scarring. They carry heavy seats for tourists to sit on, which aggravates injuries and causes them severe muscle strain. Please help the 102 Amer Fort elephants. Tell the world: Twitter Facebook
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Stop Elephant Rides in Amer Fort, Urges World Animal Protection and Rajasthan Road Riders to Rajasthan Chief Minister on Occasion of World Elephant Day

On the occasion of World Elephant Day, World Animal Protection has urged the Chief Minister of Rajasthan to end elephant rides and retire the elephants to a wildlife friendly sanctuary. More than 150 individuals of Rajasthan Road Riders participated in a rally from Amar Jawan Jyoti to Jhala... (more)
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End Elephant Rides, Urges World Animal Protection During Citizens' Walk to Rajasthan Chief Minister on Occasion of World Elephant Day

On the occasion of World Elephant Day, World Animal Protection has urged the Chief Minister of Rajasthan to end elephant rides and retire the elephants to a wildlife friendly sanctuary. More than 500 individuals participated in a rally to highlight the plight of captive elephants used for r... (more)
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Elephant Safaris should be Discouraged to End Suffering of Captive Elephants

World Animal Protection is concerned to learn the news of the resumption of elephant safaris in Uttarakhand as well as the promotion of elephant rides in West Bengal. In the wake of coronavirus, traditional ideas on human animal relationship have changed, including the interactions of human... (more)
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Rising Superbug Threat from Factory Farming: Study Shows One Million Deaths Aannually and Projected Doubling by 2050

On the occasion of World Health Day, World Animal Protection releases its report ‘Global public health cost of AMR (antimicrobial resistance) related to antibiotic use on factory farms’ The report details how 84% of antibiotics administered on factory farms are not used to ... (more)
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Advent of Cruelty Free and Healthier Options for a Sustainable Future

Food security globally is an emerging concern bringing focus to our existing food system and supply chain. World Animal Protection aims to transform the food system that fuels animal abuse, impacting people, health and planet. On the occasion of Poultry Day we bring back the focus on how th... (more)
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Captive Elephants Deserve a Life Free of Suffering and Cruelty Demands World Animal Protection Supporters on World Wildlife Day

World Wildlife Day was observed as a reminder and wake up call to protect our wildlife from being exploited and save them from a life of needless cruelty and suffering. A series of public awareness activities were organised during the “Rang Rajasthan” event at Jaipur in support ... (more)
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National Tourism Day: World Animal Protection Urges Travel Companies and Individuals to Adopt Wildlife-friendly Tourism

On the occasion of National Tourism Day as we celebrate our diversity and heritage, World Animal Protection in India urges travel companies and individuals to adapt to responsible travel, free of animal cruelty and suffering.  
 
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World Kindness Day Celebrated in Sentient for Animals and Planet

On the occasion of World Kindness Day, in its first event post pandemic for the year Dance for Kindness and World Animal Protection, India came together to spread the message of compassion and kindness for animals who suffer due to human caused conditions and greed.
 
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Andhra Pradesh Action Plan for Containment of Antimicrobial Resistance Recognise the Need to Address Misuse of Antibiotics in Animal Farming Sector

Professionals around the world gathered at Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh to discuss and plan the implementation of Andhra Pradesh Action Plan for Containment of Antimicrobial Resistance (AP-APCAR). Andhra Pradesh is the 4th state in India after Kerala, Madhya Pradesh and Delhi for developing S... (more)
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Elephants Used for Tourist Rides Deserve a Life Free from Suffering, Demands World Animal Protection Supporters

“Rajasthan Road Riders” a cyclist group and wildlife enthusiasts from Jaipur, extended their support to World Animal Protection’s campaign “No Pride In Elephant Ride” to phase out elephant rides used as an attraction for tourism at Amer Fort Jaipur and to bring... (more)
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