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Published 4/9/2024Latest News
Published 4/9/2024
New threats of octopus farm plans revealed
Campaigners call for octopus farm to be stopped as new documents reveal plans threatened environment, wildlife and public health
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Published 3/27/2024
Lily takes the plunge to help stop octopus farm
Nine-year-old animal-lover Lily takes on a fundraising swim challenge to help stop proposed new octopus factory farm.
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Published 3/26/2024
Governments urged to end live exports now
Compassion writes to Australian and Brazilian Government Ministers urging them to ban this cruel trade
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Published 3/19/2024
More European food companies share progress towards adopting higher welfare chicken
Latest ChickenTrack shows food businesses are making strides to improve chicken welfare, but more must be done
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Published 3/15/2024
Landmark EU Legal Action Launched on Cage Ban
We’ve launched a landmark End the Cage Age legal action against the European Commission to get them to deliver the ban on cages
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Published 3/11/2024
Experts agree intensification won’t solve climate crisis
World’s leading climate and agriculture scientists believe farming more animals intensively is not the way to tackle the climate crisis
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Published 3/1/2024
State of Washington Set to Ban Octopus Farming
State of Washington looks set to make history with the world’s first legislation to ban octopus farming.
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Published 2/27/2024
Exploring nitrogen use in agriculture at UNEA-6
Compassion co-hosts a side event on sustainable nitrogen management at sixth UN Environment Assembly
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Published 2/22/2024
Inspirational thought-leaders to join Compassion at Oxford Literary Festival
A fantastic line up of speakers to discuss issues linked to our food system on 16th March
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Published 2/8/2024
New study reveals shocking wild caught fish numbers
Groundbreaking study reveals shocking number of wild fishes caught annually – half of which are fed to farmed animals rather than people
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