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Government refuses to act on non-stun slaughter

Published 12/06/2014

Published 12/06/2014

Government refuses to act on non-stun slaughter

We are dissatisfied with the government’s response to a petition to end non-stun slaughter in the UK

Compassion’s Patron, Rt Rev Bishop John Baker dies

Published 11/06/2014

Published 11/06/2014

Compassion’s Patron, Rt Rev Bishop John Baker dies

Compassion is saddened to hear of the passing of our patron Rt Rev Bishop John Baker

Farmed fish should be stunned before slaughter

Published 10/06/2014

Published 10/06/2014

Farmed fish should be stunned before slaughter

Compassion welcomes a new report recommending all farmed fish should be stunned before slaughter

Millions of chickens illegally slaughtered

Published 02/06/2014

Published 02/06/2014

Millions of chickens illegally slaughtered

A government department U-turn alerts Compassion to the inhumane slaughter of millions of chickens

Condemned cattle endure arduous journey

Published 02/06/2014

Published 02/06/2014

Condemned cattle endure arduous journey

Compassion seeks answers after TB infected cattle were transported more than 150 miles to be slaughtered

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