For 15 years, Animal Equality has worked tirelessly to raise awareness about what happens to billions of farmed animals behind the closed doors of farms and slaughterhouses all around the world. To date, we have investigated more than 800 facilities and were…

Since Animal Equality was founded in 2006, our team has been at the forefront of driving meaningful changes for animals through strategic and powerful public demonstrations. From carrying out open rescues of animals suffering in factory farms to disrupting the cruel industries…

THE DETAILS: In April 2020, Animal Equality released a video of live animal markets of India exposing the dangers of live animal markets. The organisation continued its study during the pandemic and were appalled to witness that despite the dangers of live…

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, experts have expressed concerns regarding human practices that can trigger future pandemics. Professor Cock Van Oosterhout, an expert in evolutionary genetics at the University of East Anglia, UK, recently stated that emerging infectious diseases can pose an “existential threat” to humankind. In his editorial in the journal Virulence, he suggests ways in which we can avert future pandemics. Here is a peak into the possible causes of pandemics and solutions to prevent them.

Whether you want to switch to a plant-based lifestyle, or convince someone else to do so, or you are generally curious about the whole furore about plant-based living, there is considerable research and several books that you can turn to. While books and written material is plenty, it often misses out on the very important visual element. Thus, documentaries are an excellent way to understand these concepts through the camera lens. The actual pain and devastation that is caused by humans on animals become all the more evident when viewed through documentaries thereby inspiring us to take action.

It is no surprise that the advantages of going plant-based are getting more well-known across the world. From celebrities such as Beyonce to politicians like Bill Clinton and sports stars like Venus Williams, there is a rapidly growing group of famous people…

Recently, the Ever Given cargo vessel chartered by Evergreen Marine Corp., Taiwan, tragically ran aground and blocked marine traffic through the Suez Canal in Egypt. This accident delayed the transportation of cargo by 156 vessels such as container ships, oil and gas…

People suffering from heart problems such as high cholesterol, blood pressure or hereditary cardiovascular issues stand to benefit greatly with a few changes in their diet. While one might be compelled to “add” a certain food item or adopt a certain pattern…

It is universally known that high cholesterol levels can lead to clogging up of arteries, which can increase the risk of cardiovascular disorders. Let us understand what cholesterol is and how it impacts us.

Reduced to a mere number or barcode, farm animals around the world are counted in terms of kilograms of meat, number of eggs or liters of milk etc. This objectification and “commoditization” of farm animals over the decades seem to have made…

Starting the year off with the Australian bushfires leading into the COVID-19 pandemic that brought everything to a screeching halt, 2020 has been a truly unprecedented year in human history that showed us the wrath of nature in all its might.

Initiated by the Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) in 2000, 4th of February is commemorated as World Cancer Day to raise awareness about cancer worldwide. World Cancer Day has turned into a positive movement that celebrates the lives of patients and survivors, while uniting everyone to face and overcome the great challenge that is cancer.

Republic day honours the date on which the Constitution of India came into effect. A truly remarkable document in its own right, the Indian Constitution is the largest constitution in the world. Laying out a framework of laws and guidelines that help govern and direct the lives of over 17% of the world’s population, the Constitution of India is vocal about the lives of the often neglected “neighbours” of humans - Animals.

The New Year is just around the corner, and a New Year’s resolution is likely circling around your mind. Many of you might have considered being more compassionate to animals, eating healthy, and doing your bit for the environment as your resolution…

With about 15% of GDP coming from agriculture, more than half of the Indian population depends on farming directly or indirectly. However, the fate of farmers remains invariably tied to one huge variable – Climate Change. The effect of the meat,…