Compassionate World

A traveller on the London tube entered at London Bridge to see a woman crying in a darkened corner. On instinct, the traveller approached and asked if they could help.

Philip face to face with a caged, factory farmed pig, on his research trip to China for Farmageddon 2011 | Credit: Compassion in World Farming Walking into a windowless warehouse, I was overwhelmed. Row after row of cages were stacked on

It was a harrowing story. A soldier from the Ukrainian battlefield had his leg amputated by the NHS because antibiotics could not treat his infection.

Yesterday in Paris, we proudly hosted our Good Farm Animal Welfare Awards, recognising 49 winners from around the globe for their leadership in farmed animal welfare

There comes a time in everyone’s life where you have to put your foot down and say, “enough is enough”. I remember that moment well. I was left shattered and shaking inside. I couldn’t believe what I’d just seen. A

If you only read one article today, 2nd October 2024, World Farm Animals Day, please make it this one. Caged calves | Credit: Compassion in World Farming What is 'quality of life'?  What is a life worth living?  And who decides?  ‘Quality of

Brussels Consensus Reached on the Need to Ban Confinement Cages in Animal Farming

Visitors in 34 degree heat at Versailles, watching the equestrian games at the 2024, Paris Olympics.  Difficult conditions for competitors, horses and visitors.  | Credit: Ali Large With the Paris Olympics now done and dusted and the Paralympics hotting up to a

Why we must face and act on the crisis facing humankind, animals and our planet A special guest blog by Joyce D’Silva and Carol McKenna The Food Crisis  It’s a world of crises. Crises which are far more urgent and important than the

‘We are really scared for our children,’ a villager told me. ‘What if they are playing while we’re away? Who will help them?’ There had been a raid last night in this northern Sumatran village of Bangkeh, and the community