Les articles “Les productions animales intensives en droit : état des lieux et perspectives de transitions”, écrit par Alice Di Concetto (Directrice juridique) et “Le droit de la santé animale : un frein à la transition agroécologique ? Étude du dispositif de surveillance et de lutte contre la grippe aviaire en France”, co-écrit par Anatole Poinsot (Juriste en droit de l’animal) ont été publiés à la Revue Juridique de l’Environnement.
Our new Omnibus Tracker offers a centralized, user-friendly overview of the scope of the European Commission’s ten “omnibus” regulations, which amend dozens of regulations and directives simultaneously, and how they relate to animal protection issues.
Despite decades of EU legislation and constitutional recognition of animal sentience, industrial farming, the wildlife trade, and animal-based research continue to thrive. A new book edited by Prof. Aude-Solveig Epstein and Alice Di Concetto argues that meaningful progress for animals will remain limited unless economic law itself is rethought and reformed in a consistent, systemic, and far-reaching manner, placing animal welfare at the heart of corporate governance and market regulation.
In her latest law review article, published in the Review of European and Comparative Law , Gabriela Kubíková (Legislative Advocacy Manager) examines the legislation governing the welfare of chickens. She stresses the need for a more evidence-based approach to animal welfare law and policy, emphasizing the necessity of revising the current EU legislative framework.
