Welcome to the final edition of the ANIMAL RIGHTS AFRICA NEWS for 2009. With animal abusers only too willing to paint a negative and distorted picture of ‘animal rights’, it is vitally important that we ensure that the wider public comprehend our message… more »

Did you know that overwhelmingly, most African hunting trophies come from South Africa and overseas hunters describe the country as a ‘hunting wonderland’ and that it is fast becoming one of the most popular trophy hunting destinations in the world. more »

Picture courtesy Picturenet. Photographer Joao Silva Opinion Piece: Michele PickoverSince the Ukweshwama ritual it has come under the public spotlight there has been a hostile backlash by those who purport to talk on behalf of all Zulus.  What is of co… more »

This month’s review is on the Nature’s Gate range of products. Whilst this reviewer sampled the body care products (liquid soap, shampoo and conditioner), Nature’s Gate does have a range of other products, including sun blocks, baby lotions and protectio… more »

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Make a difference and become a wildlife defender and whistleblower! Animal Rights Africa seeks information and reports on animal abuse, improper care, and other concerns from citizen whistleblowers, wildlife volunteers and staff.YOUR EVIDENCE CAN HELP US… more »

Animal circuses lack moral justification - "Animal circuses suggest to children that animals have no value in themselves, and that their welfare is of so little relevance that it may be broken for our own amusement. Legislation ought to reflect these con… more »

Nepalese monkeys to stay in their own country The Nepal government has decided to halt the breeding of monkeys for biomedical research in the USA. The campaign to halt the breeding of the monkeys starting in 2003 and goes to show that patience sometimes… more »