


http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/4020235.stm
With thanks to the BBC News Department.
Yes, first and foremost this site, WAV, hopefully undertakes what it says on the label, to be a voice for animals. There is a lot in the way of initial bad news, but through everyone’s tenacity, we often see what initially starts as negative news, ends up with something positive – a prosecution, conviction, a prison sentence etc. People and their combined actions bring results; lets not forget that.
So, Animal Rights campaigners, when the lid is peeled back more, usually show themselves also as compassionate beings who are willing to, and often do, ‘cross the border’ into the land of human rights issues also. We do that here fairly infrequently, but occasionally write the odd human rights article when we feel the need to shout about something a little more. These are our views only, but we obviously appreciate that some others will have different views to those which we express – if we all sang from the same hymn sheet then it would be a pretty boring world !
We try to report primarily on issues in the Ukraine, Tibet and the Gaza sector – all areas which we, as individuals, feel closely for the people / citizens of those areas; people who, like the animals, often suffer largely in silence whilst we hear from bleating politicians who continually go on about what they are doing, often ‘weasel words’ which basically only maintain the status quo.

Above photo – Ahmed al-Arini
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cwyxy5k70rzo
Diana and I, Mark, have been deeply disturbed by the news and photographs arriving from Gaza every single day. Thus together, we have decided to wander off the usual AR path and news, and ALSO try to bring you more news relating to suffering of the innocents in Gaza. We have here a situation which could immediately put food into the mouths of these suffering people, if only real action was taken by the few, instead of continually supplying arms to Israel whilst being out playing golf in some pathetic self imposed ‘glory hunt’. Food which would feed babies rather than being burned on the orders of a dictator.
The world is seriously tuning in its condemnation here, the words press are reporting about it every single day; and we also feel the need to play our part. The UK, in the form of ‘the Independent’ and ‘the Guardian’ newspapers are both admired by us for their excellent coverage of this situation, and by the sheer professionalism of its journalists. We aim to simply provide regular links to these sources to highlight the increasing daily desperation of the citizens of Gaza.
The world will eventually decide politically on the futures of these tyrants. The American Indians had a wonderful saying regarding money as opposed to so many other vitally important issues:

As said above, some people may not agree with our views on this; we respect that and leave them to express their views in the alternative options open to them. Our work also being a voice for the people of the Ukraine and Tibet will not stop:
https://worldanimalsvoice.com/?s=ukraine
https://worldanimalsvoice.com/?s=tibet
As always, helping animals is our No. 1 issue, but we cannot simply turn our backs on the seriously suffering people of this planet – WE HOPE YOU AGREE WITH OUR VIEWS – it means additional work; but hopefully work which will have positive consequences in the very near future.
Regards and respect.





Time for Children’s Rights tonight.
The food destroyed could have fed 1.5 MILLION CHILDREN FOR APPROXIMATELY ONE WEEK.
https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=starving+children&qpvt=starving+children&form=IQFRML&first=1
Sleep well Mr. President – THEY WILL NOT

USAID food sacks – AFP via Getty images.


We know that many of our international supporters will be glad to hear this;
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/clymgm1v43vt

https://worldanimalsvoice.com/?s=sycamore+gap


Above – the iconic tree just hours before it was destroyed.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/sycamore-gap-tree-sentencing-jailed-b2789473.html

https://www.lbc.co.uk/crime/chopped-sycamore-gap-tree-sentenced/

Fortunately; after the destruction; the stump is starting to show vital signs of recovery. Picture Alamy.
Hadrians Wall; can be seen in the picture – the Northern limit of the Roman Empire https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hadrian’s_Wall


THIS IS A VOLUNTEER RUN SITE, As the name suggests, our aim is to inform the world regarding any animal cruelty, abuse and suffering. ALL OF THE WORK undertaken is self financed – WE DO NOT GAIN ANYTHING FINANCIALLY, in fact we self fund in respect of our support for the animals. We do not ask for you to become members and support us financially; all we want is for you to visit us, maybe learn something new on an issue; and then leave us to take your own independent campaign work further. By undertaking this volunteer work, we hope we are a ‘World Animals Voice’, speaking for animals of the planet who suffer in silence; unable to represent themselves vocally or legally. What you get from us is the hard core reality of animal suffering; the reality, we do not dress it up with flowers to make it more pleasant. We have one aim, and that is to be the animals voice – nothing more, BUT NOTHING LESS – Thank You. WAV is based in Kent; England.

This is an issue that has been in the ‘animal rights’ camp for years; but we consider it is worth putting out info again.
https://www.peta.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/peta-correspondence-with-cairo-university-2012.pdf
A flood of whistleblower and student reports connected to a veterinary program at Cairo University and other universities across Egypt paints a picture of abuses to animals so grotesque and severe it appears to violate the nations constitution and law.
IT IS UNDERTOOD THAT THESE TYPE OF ABUSES MAY STILL BE CONTINUING

https://www.facebook.com/reel/1059624115455793


The EU Presidency rotates to a different Member State every 6 months – https://newsroom.consilium.europa.eu/events/20150629-what-is-the-council-presidency-and-how-does-it-work/106943-what-is-the-council-presidency-and-how-does-it-work-2015
Denmark took the Presidency from July 2025.
Thus, Denmark is now in an ideal position to push ahead with the implementation of EU wide legislation which could see the banning of fast growing meat chickens; which rapidly – unnaturally, increase their growth and size to a quick slaughter size. But as result of reaching this quick slaughter weight, the birds suffer terribly from birth, including lameness, heart failure and bone deformities, as you can see here:


https://www.animalaid.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/broiler.pdf


Reference – The ‘CAP’ or Common Agriculture Policy, https://agriculture.ec.europa.eu/common-agricultural-policy/cap-overview/cap-glance_en
Animal Protection Denmark – https://www.dyrenesbeskyttelse.dk/
