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The right to protest isn’t dead yet (opens the original)
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On 22 September 2026, four years after I glued to a fence outside a milk processing depot, I was finally dismissed at Worcester Crown Court from my charges of causing a public nuisance. The way to this acquittal was paved by several people who took action that day alongside me, who made waves all the way to the Supreme Court.Given the way our news cycle runs, few among the wider public (those the public nuisance law was ostensibly designed to protect) will even register the event. Which is a sha
Michelle locked herself into a pig farrowing crate for 21 days to expose factory farming. What happens next? (opens the original)
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Yesterday morning, after 21 days and nights spent inside a pig farrowing crate in Trafalgar Square, Michelle finally walked free.She emerged to a sea of friendly faces gathered to welcome her out, some travelling into London especially to support her, and she was finally able to hug her partner and her parents again after weeks spent isolated by the bars of the crate.It was an emotional end to an extraordinary 21 days.For three weeks, something normally hidden inside farm buildings had been sitt
Dairy Action Takers Walk Free After Four-Year Court Battle (opens the original)
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Four years ago, almost 200 people came together to disrupt the dairy industry. Today, the final six defendants still facing prosecution over those actions were formally acquitted.Across two weeks in September 2022, we carried out our Stop the Supply campaign, targeting dairy distribution centres across the country, including sites operated by dairy giants Müller and Arla.People blockaded entrances across distribution sites, climbed onto milk tankers and some locked themselves to fencing to preve
Three women rescued lambs from the King’s estate. Tomorrow, they face trial for theft (opens the original)
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Three years ago, three young lambs were rescued from King Charles’ Sandringham Estate. Their names are Sammy, Sunny and Sooty.Tomorrow, the three women who rescued them - Rose, Sarah and Rosa - will appear at Norwich Crown Court on trial for theft. They have pleaded not guilty, despite fully acknowledging that they removed the lambs from the farm and carried them to safety.Sammy, Sunny and Sooty, meanwhile, are grown up, healthy and content.For the lambs’ security, Rose, Sarah and Rosa don’t kno
As You Read This, Tens of Thousands of Mothers Are Locked in Crates (opens the original)
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We started this week by letting you into our investigation at Red Court Farm, into the life of a mother sow named Luna. It’s a difficult watch, the nightmare of Luna’s life may seem hard to believe. But Red Court’s real secret is that it isn’t exceptional. The casual cruelties there, for a sow or a newborn, are standard procedure for how pigs are treated in this country.You already seem to know that. Our petition has rocketed to over 15k signa
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