Being kind to animals is a transformative practice that often extends beyond animals, making us kinder, more compassionate individuals overall. Animals, who are sensitive beings with the capacity to feel fear, joy, and love, deserve our care and respect. When we practice…
Explore the remarkable journey of Amruta Ubale and her team, who helped lead the charge for animal protection in India thirteen years ago through dedicated animal advocacy. “Here you are again”, the Indian Ministry of Foreign Trade receptionist said with a hint…
For over a month, Animal Equality’s global team has been tirelessly campaigning to remove foie gras made by force-feeding from the hospitality menu at the 2024 Olympic Games.
One of the most significant issues in the Indian dairy industry is the widespread use of intensive farming methods that prioritize only milk production.
In an era where ethical choices and sustainability are at the forefront of consumer consciousness, understanding the realities of factory farming is crucial for making informed decisions.
On World NGO Day, we reflect on the indispensable role Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) play in shaping a compassionate and just society.
As India celebrates its Republic Day, it is an opportune moment to reflect not only on the principles that govern our nation but also on the constitutional safeguards that extend beyond human rights to encompass the well-being of animals.
Consumer Rights Day serves as a poignant reminder that consumers are not just passive recipients of products; they are empowered individuals with the right to make informed choices.
On this Children's Day, let's reflect upon the natural kindness of children and why this should encourage us to promote compassion towards animals and understand how consuming animals is contradictory to this innate quality.
On this World Kindness Day, let’s reflect on the importance of extending our kindness and compassion to all beings, including farmed animals.