News
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September
The Hague is the first city to ban fossil advertising
Thanks to the Party for the Animals in The Hague, this city will be the first city in the world to ban fossil advertising. Recently the city council voted in favor of the initiative proposal from the Hague Party for the Animals that regulates this ban. Leonie Gerritsen (PvdD): 'The Hague will become the first city in the world to actually ban fossil advertising. This is an important sign...
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June
- 25 JUN Thousands protest in Turkey against plans to kill stray dogs
- 24 JUN EU elections: more than 1,5 million votes for the animals!
- 12 JUN A successful achievement: The Dutch House of Representatives aims to end eyestalk ablation in shrimp
- 4 JUN Animals can’t vote, but you can!
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May
- 28 MAY Dutch Party for the Animals campaigns for European elections!
- 23 MAY Historic Breakthrough: Australia and UK Ban Live Animal Transport!
- 15 MAY European Parties Reshape the Political System by Advocating for Animal Representation
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April
- 30 APR EU spends millions in taxpayer money on meat ads
- 23 APR Help the Finnish Animal Justice Party back into the Party Register
- 16 APR Meet Femy Amin: the Animal Welfare Party’s Candidate for Mayor of London
- 9 APR Vegan Humanitarian Work in Uganda: Mike Started a Vegan Community School
- 3 APR Support UAnimals to save animals and nature in Ukraine during the war
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March
- 27 MAR Breakthrough: Forced swim and smoking experiments on animals banned in New South Wales, Australia
- 20 MAR Party for the Animals welcomes Animal Justice Party Aotearoa New Zealand as a sister party!
- 13 MAR Party for the Animals welcomes Romanian sister party NOA!
- 6 MAR Elections in Portugal: Vote for People, Animals and Nature (PAN)!
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February
- 28 FEB First animal welfare agreement reached in Denmark: ‘Together for the Animals’
- 21 FEB Amsterdam leads the way to a plant-based future
- 14 FEB Party for the Animals renominates MEP Anja Hazekamp as lead candidate for the European Parliament elections
- 7 FEB Plans for Lelystad Airport permanently scrapped thanks to persistent efforts by the Party for the Animals