Document type: Announcement of the publication of issue 119 of the quarterly review of the LFDA
Author: LFDA
What's in Issue 119 of our quarterly magazine? (contents in French): the slaughter of animals considered to be pests; animal protection in French Polynesia; the European Nature Restoration Act; political positioning on animals; controls on the actions of hunters, seabed mineral mining and cattle farming in France.
A messagefrom the Chairman, Louis Schweitzer:
Convincing people that we need to improve the lot of farm animals
Tributeto Gérard Orth
Animal law
The pest myth
Free trade agreement: Innovation from the European Union and New Zealand on animal welfare
Towards greater consideration of animal abuse in French Polynesia: developments in the courts on the killing of dogs for consumption
The penalisation of zoophilia under French Law no. 2021-1539 of November 30, 2021
The European Nature Restoration Law: a Pyrrhic victory in the European Parliament?
Ethics
What Europeans expect from animal welfare
Certain political movements are blocking progress for animals
Hunting federations are benefiting from increased public support, but there are no real controls
Book review: L’homme, l’animal et l’éthique, quelques réflexions essentielles
Book review: Regards sur la condition animale
Sciences
The abyss under attack: mining minerals from the seabed
Species extinction and extinction reversal: can we bring extinct species back to life? Part 2: Bringing extinct animal species back to life through synthetic biology
Cattle farming: milk, cheeses and steaks ... getting to understand the sectors and animal welfare issues behind the products
The architecture of French cattle farms: cultural, commercial and other influences
The European Commission plans to weaken protection for wolves
