“The embassy refused to accept our petition signatures”.

We are experiencing exactly the same re our UK and German petitions for cats being tortured in China.

See all links:  Search Results for “china cat torture” – World Animals Voice

Currently we have tried many ways to present petitions to the Chinese Ambassadors.  With every message we send we are being completely ignored.  We have attempted to get contacts via UK politicians, the UK Foreign Office and UK and German Ambassadors in China.

Everything we have tried has just been ignored.

The petitions thus continue, until we do find a way to formally present the petitions.

Petitions:

UK – Petition · Chinese Cat Torture – Time For Action To Stop It. – United Kingdom · Change.org

Germany – https://www.change.org/p/china-katzen-folter-ring-cat-torture-ring

At the moment we are planning our next move about this.  Please stay tuned.

Mark and Diana.

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Did you know that India is the largest milk producer in the world and one of the leading exporters of beef and leather? And at the same time, the animal welfare guidelines in India are enormously low. Undercover investigations by Animal Equality reveal serious abuses of cattle and calves in Indian dairy farms, slaughterhouses and animal markets. Germany also plays an important role in this, as our country is the second most important sales market for leather from India.

We call on the Indian government to implement stricter animal welfare guidelines and end the cruel practices.

Over 52,000 People have signed our petition “Tortured for Milk and Leather – End the Suffering of ‘Sacred’ Cows in India”.

We have contacted the Ambassador of the Republic of India to Germany, Harish Parvathaneni, several times to personally hand over the voices of citizens against animal suffering to him.

Unfortunately, our requests went unanswered and the embassy refused to accept our petition signatures.

Nevertheless, on Wednesday, April 24, 2024, we protested with posters in front of the Indian mission abroad to educate employees and passers-by about the suffering of cattle. With our team in India, we will continue to work to improve animal welfare guidelines on farms and animal markets.

Undercover Investigations Show Cruel Abuse

In India, the image of the “sacred” cow prevails, but the reality for Indian cattle and calves in dairy farms, slaughterhouses and animal markets often means massive violence, as our undercover research shows. In order to move cattle, they are beaten with sticks and chains by the workers and stabbed in the genitals.

The animals’ tails are broken and chili is rubbed into their eyes. Footage from the slaughterhouses documents how cattle and buffalo are beaten to the head with hammer blows and how the animals’ throats are often cut several times if the first stab is not fatal.

It is best not to wear or eat animal products at all. In this way, you can reduce animal suffering every day. You can find great inspiration for a variety of plants on your plate on Love Veg

Vanessa Wraith Director, Animal Equality Germany