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Excellent news: Egyptair has put an end to transporting monkeys for labs!

Excellent news: Egyptair has put an end to transporting monkeys for labs!

Mis à jour le 21 November 2022

One Voice and its partners, Action for Primates and Stop Camarles, have recognised Egyptair's decision to stop sending monkeys to research laboratories, in particular subjecting them to toxicity testing (poisoning). Thanks to all those who have supported our joint campaign and have contacted Egyptair to ask the airline company to put an end to its woeful flights, again showing the strength of public opinion on this issue.

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We revealed the role of Egyptair for the first time in March 2022, after having been contacted by a whistle-blower from the airport staff who was outraged at the transportation of hundreds of monkeys from Cambodia to the United States. Since then, the airline company has carried several thousand monkeys from Cambodia, Vietnam, and Mauritius to suffer and die in laboratories. But it has finally stopped! Egyptair has just confirmed in an email to PETA that they have not renewed their contract in June 2022.

The worldwide trade and transportation of monkeys for laboratories is an industry rooted in suffering and cruelty. Airline companies play a key role in this chain of suffering. Egyptair is therefore the latest to date on the list of airline companies who refuse to transport monkeys to their death, which seems to be getting longer each day after recent decisions from Air France and Kenya Airways to also put an end to their involvement in the brutal trade of lives. Despite all of this being good news, we are continuing to put pressure on the airline companies who continue to carry monkeys. There can be no rest while these shipments continue to happen.

Translated from the French by Joely Justice

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Béa | Thursday 11 August 2022

Même si nous pouvons nous réjouir de cette décision,malheureusement les immondes pays "fournisseurs" de ces malheureuses victimes destinées aux labos ont semble t'il déjà trouvé d'autres compagnies pour opérer ces transferts vers les tortures insoutenables et quotidiennes jusqu'à la mort !!!
Personnellement je pense que les atrocités des expérimentations animales ne sont pas suffisamment médiatisées auprès du Grand Public...Au même titre que la corrida, la fourrure etc...des campagnes de sensibilisation devraient être menées pour une prise de conscience plus générale afin d'obliger nos hommes politiques toujours aussi frileux à débattre de ce sujet fondamental.

regus | Thursday 11 August 2022

Enfin ! Bravo ! Il faut absolument mettre un terme à toute forme de souffrance animale ! !

COUNTRY | Thursday 11 August 2022

Encore une victoire contre la souffrance en labo. Tant qu'il restera une compagnie aérienne pour transporter ces futurs suppliciés, ce sera encore et toujours UNE DE TROP. Et j'ose espérer que nous serons de plus en plus nombreux à réagir à vos cotés pour dénoncer et faire cesser ces atrocités.

Cloclo | Tuesday 09 August 2022

Enfin une très bonne nouvelle dans ce monde de détraqués.