Together with more than 70 EU-based organizations, the Institute co-signed a position paper advocating for building synergies between civil society groups to achieve the implementation of sustainable food policies in the EU.
A new book edited by Alice Di Concetto and Aude-Solveig Epstein, “Animals in EU Economic Law: A New Approach to Protecting Sentient Beings,” explores how economic law can be reimagined to prioritize animal welfare.
While we await the outcome of the EU Court of Justice hearing about whether the European Commission has to deliver on its commitment to ban cages, our latest factsheet outlines why this long-overdue step is so crucial.
Alice Di Concetto (directrice) était interrogée dans la revue de l’association française des docteurs en droit « Signatures Internationales » sur la mission de l’Institut et le rôle qu’il joue dans le développement du droit de l’animal.
