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Home » Announcements » Archive: Eyes on Animals’ Press Releases 2010-2014

Archive: Eyes on Animals’ Press Releases 2010-2014

March 6, 2012

We do not have translations available for the press releases we bring out for the Dutch media. Thank you for understanding.

    • March 24, 2014: The Cruel Reality behind Horse meat in The Netherlands (available only in Dutch)
    • January 8th, 2014: Serious violations to animals after livestock accident (available only in Dutch)
    • August 8th 2013: The Netherlands plans to start exporting calves to Turkey is ethically unjustifiable (available only in Dutch)
    • May 31st 2013: Eyes on Animals coaches Bulgarian police
    • April 5 2013: Closed livestock-trucks to become animal-friendlier
    • April 4 2013: Closed livestock trucks unsuitable
    • Januari 22 2013: Exposé of suffering involved in EU exports of live animals: Animal welfare groups call for an end to inhumane trade
    • May 13 2012: Female-farmers running animal-welfare-friendly farms given royal treatment on Mothers Day (available only in Dutch)
    • November 10 2011: European animal-welfare organizations witness again serious animal-welfare suffering at the Bulgarian/Turkey border (available only in Dutch)
    • July 22 2011: Extreme animal suffering at EU-border: “extreme animal suffering at EU-border: “stop the trade to Turkey.”(see accompanying footage of this investigation that we carried out at the border)

 

  • Februari 24 2011: The Netherlands must offer their help to cull animals humanely in South Korea so that the burial of live pigs there stops (available only in the Dutch language) Read Eyes on Animals’ letter to the Dutch authorities (in English).  Klik hier om de Eyes on Animals brief aan de Nederlands autoriteiten te lezen.
  • November 8 2010: Eyes on Animals schocked by conditions at the horse market in Hedel, The Netherlands. (available only in the Dutch language)
  • August 30 2010: Death of 300 Dutch piglets during transport (available only in the Dutch language) Read the questions and answers between the Political Party for the Animals and the parliament about this incident.

 

 

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