At an event organized by “Stop the Grind” Coalition in the European Parliament on November 30th, Alice Di Concetto provided a detailed analysis of the legal framework allowing the traditional slaughter of pilot whales and dolphins to take place in the Faroe Islands.
This report includes a recap of our newsletters, media appearances, and our plans for the upcoming year.
As we reflect upon our first year, and look forward to the next, we would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to all our clients, donors, subscribers, and friends for your continued interest and support. Our work would not be possible without you.
The Institute became a member of the Stop the Grind coalition, joining forces with Sea Shepherd and other animal protection organizations to end the practice of cetacean killing in the Faroe Islands.
L’Institut a organisé son premier évènement de l’année le 14 mars 2024, en partenariat avec la Fondation Jeremy Coller. Cet évènement fut l’occasion pour l’ensemble des acteurs du monde associatif de faire un bilan sur les promesses, tenues comme non tenues, de la Commission européenne en matière de transition alimentaire, dans le cadre du Pacte Vert. Cette journée d’échanges a réuni plus d’une cinquantaine d’acteurs à Bruxelles.
Together with the Jeremy Coller Foundation, the European Institute for Animal Law & Policy organized an event on March 14th, in Brussels. The event gathered more than 50 participants in the EU animal law and policy space, and facilitated a fruitful discussion about lessons learned in 2023, and future opportunities to achieve a more just food system in the EU. At this occasion, the Institute and the Coller Foundation produced a poster providing an overview of the implementation of the European Green Deal measures, including those related to farm animal protection.