Members of the European Parliament have raised concerns with the European Commission regarding the trapping of wild long-tailed macaques (Macaca fascicularis) in Mauritius.
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One Voice joins the coalition for a more ambitious law on whistleblowers
One Voice has joined a coalition of some 30 organisations calling for a more ambitious law that gives more protection to whistleblowers.
Senator International Air Freight: flights from the USA full of dogs for laboratories in France
In May, a cargo of a hundred beagles was sent from South Carolina laboratories in France. Let’s call on Senator International, to stop this evil trade.
Dumba in Germany, finally far away from life on the road
Dumba received a visit from our investigators in a permanent circus for elephants in Germany. Our legal proceedings are underway in France and Germany.
Canned hunting in Sologne: The lucrative business of death
We deliver the second part of our undercover investigation within canned hunting in Sologne.
Unpublished images of Inouk, the orcas, and the dolphins at Marineland in Antibes
In footage of the closed Marineland in Antibes we received from a whistleblower, we saw Inouk sluggish against a wall, and pools tarnished with algae …
One Voice is at the administrative court in Marseille on Wednesday 26 May at 10am for Samba the elephant
After years of exploitation, Samba deserves to retire. One Voice summoned the Prefect of Bouches-du-Rhône to trial at the Marseille Administrative Court of Appeal.
Hearing in Blois on 12 May 2021 for acts of cruelty on the Poliakovs’ animals
On Wednesday 12 May at 13:30 at the Blois criminal court, the trial for the serious abuse, mistreatment and acts of cruelty will be held, following the charges that we filed against the Poliakov-Bruneau couple.
One Voice rally in front of the National Museum of Natural History to shut down its primate breeding facility for laboratories on October 9, 2021
One Voice rally in front of the National Museum of Natural History to shut down its primate breeding facility for laboratories on October 9, 2021
One Voice rally in front of the National Museum of Natural History to shut down its primate breeding facility for laboratories on October 9, 2021
05.10.2021
One Voice rally in front of the National Museum of Natural History to shut down its primate breeding facility for laboratories on October 9, 2021
Animal testing
Press release
On Saturday October 9 in Paris, One Voice is organizing a rally to demand the closure of the largest breeding facility for grey mouse lemurs for animal experimentation -that of the National Museum of Natural History. It will take place at Valhubert square from 1pm to 3pm, at the end of the Jardin des Plantes, facing the River Seine.
In our country, experiments are still carried out on primates. Worse still, France is Europe’s leading user of primates for laboratory purposes.
Five hundred grey mouse lemurs (Microcebus murinus), tiny lemurs with big eyes, are bred in France for animal experimentation.
The National Museum of Natural History’s Brunoy facility (Essonne) is home to the world’s largest breeding facility for grey mouse lemurs, and offers its animals to scalpels. The Museum is even looking to expand!
So, once again, France stands out for its ferocious appetite for animal experimentation, on primates in particular, on the pretext that those ones are as easy to handle as mice, while sharing with humans a “more important heritage than conventional rodent models”. And it’s working hard to shine internationally in this domain.
- Our article to elaborate on this topic (locations, experiments carried out, sources…) ;
- Our petition to close the National Museum of Natural History’s breeding facility for grey mouse lemurs, calling for an end to deliveries to laboratories and a halt to tests on these little lemurs.
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Feedback on the three Poliakov hearings in Orléans
Since the triple hearing for the animals kept by the Poliakovs, the official case officer dismissed the three cases; in other words, one in our favour and one against. The decision goes in their favour.