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Employee convicted for abuse of calves at control post in Tollevast

March 15, 2022

In March of 2019 L214 and Eyes on Animals filmed severe animal abuse at the control post “Qualivia” in Tollevast (FR), where Irish calves are supposed to get rest and milk after a long journey (up to 50 hours). The images show frustrated workers kicking, hitting and dragging the calves by their ears. One of the employees is so aggressive, he is seen jumping on a calf that … [Read more...] about Employee convicted for abuse of calves at control post in Tollevast

Filed Under: Good news, News Tagged With: animal welfare inspection, animal welfare investigation, live animal transports

Proposal at the European Survey Committee: increase minimum transport age of goat-kids

January 11, 2021

Dutch Member of the European Parliament Anja Hazekamp has announced that she will submit a proposal to the European Survey Committee of animal transport to increase the minimum age that goat kids must be before being allowed to be transported. This is in response to a shocking inspection report by Eyes on Animals which revealed that many male-goat kids, from the Dutch … [Read more...] about Proposal at the European Survey Committee: increase minimum transport age of goat-kids

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Footage from Eyes on Animals to European Parliament

January 11, 2021

A new film by Eyes on Animals, Welfarm, Animals International and Animal Welfare Foundation, showing Dutch cattle being very badly treated in Lebanese and Libyan slaughterhouses, has been discussed in the Dutch Parliament. The Dutch Agriculture Minister states that it is of great concern that Dutch animals are slaughtered in countries where the animal welfare standards are … [Read more...] about Footage from Eyes on Animals to European Parliament

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EonA asks Irish and Dutch stakeholders to speak out too against systematic abuse of young calves at French control posts

May 31, 2020

Eyes on Animals and L214 again uncovered physically abusive treatment of unweaned calves coming from Ireland and heading to the Netherlands at one of the two control posts in Cherbourg (France) this year. See footage of 2020 here. Last year in 2019 we did too, at the other control post in Cherbourg. See footage of 2019 here. Irish exporters and Dutch importers, as well as … [Read more...] about EonA asks Irish and Dutch stakeholders to speak out too against systematic abuse of young calves at French control posts

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Be sure to watch: Eyes on Animals on German television Tuesday February 18th at 22:15

February 13, 2020

Eyes on Animals' efforts to reduce animal suffering in slaughterhouses in Turkey will be part of a documentary, 37 Grad, to be aired on the German channel ZDF.  https://www.zdf.de/dokumentation/37-grad/37-tiertransport-grenzenlos-102.html Since the filming of this documentary, Eyes on Animals convinced 2 cattle slaughterhouses in Turkey and an influential Religious … [Read more...] about Be sure to watch: Eyes on Animals on German television Tuesday February 18th at 22:15

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Regional slaughterhouses are disappearing — and animals are paying the price

Across the Netherlands, regional slaughterhouses are disappearing at an alarming pace. Not because … [Read More...] about Regional slaughterhouses are disappearing — and animals are paying the price

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Injured sows at Lunteren assembly centre: NVWA investigation ruled inadequate

January 29, 2026

The Dutch Trade and Industry Appeals Tribunal (College van Beroep voor het Bedrijfsleven, CBb) has … [Read More...] about Injured sows at Lunteren assembly centre: NVWA investigation ruled inadequate

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“There is no fundamental difference between man and animals in their ability to feel pleasure and pain, happiness, and misery”
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64% van de geïnspecteerde melkveebedrijven produceert meer fosfaat dan toegestaan. In 2025 gingen we risicogericht langs bij 52 bedrijven. 33 van hen produceerden in 2023 of 2024 te veel fosfaat.Te veel fosfaat is slecht voor de waterkwaliteit.

Meer info: https://www.nvwa.nl/actueel/nieuws/2026/04/09/merendeel-risicogericht-geinspecteerde-melkveehouders-produceert-te-veel-fosfaat

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