Who suffers the most?

Animals suffering under human control, with a primary focus on chickens, pigs, cows, quail, fish, and shrimp used for food.

We also address the issue of animals sacrificed for fur, wool, and leather used in fashion. Additionally, we address animal testing, which affects fewer animals than those consumed but causes profound suffering.

過密飼育される日本のブロイラーたち
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養殖場で苦しむ魚たち

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Chickens Sacrificed for “Eggs”

The suffering of chickens confined in cages is analyzed as being “better off dead.” It is essential to free them from cages and reduce egg consumption.

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Laying hens killed per year

Most Slaughtered Land Animals

Chickens Sacrificed for “Chicken Meat”

In Japan, 900 million chickens are killed and turned into meat every year. Japan’s stocking density is over 1.7 times higher than the global average, and its slaughter practices are uniquely cruel worldwide, as chickens are not rendered unconscious before slaughter.

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Chickens killed per year

Free the pigs from stalls! First, end confinement.

Pigs sacrificed for “pork”

Mother sows, treated as machines to produce piglets for meat, are confined in stalls. Confinement is animal abuse. Piglets also suffer from practices like castration without anesthesia—improvements are needed.

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killed per year

Perfectly replaceable with plant-based milk

Cows sacrificed for “milk”

70% of domestic dairy farms restrain dairy cows 24 hours a day using ropes or stanchions. It’s unreasonable to keep a 700-kilogram cow confined without exercise. If grazing isn’t possible, seek alternatives.

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killed per year
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Slaughter

When it comes to killing animals, Japan has seen little discussion about the process leading up to slaughter, and its lag is significant.

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Beef Cattle

Their health is compromised for marbling, spending two years bored and covered in feces and urine before being killed.

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Farmed fish

Aquatic animals like farmed fish and shrimp also require animal welfare.

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フォアグラ Animal Equality

Foie gras

Foie gras, one of the three great delicacies, is made by abusing waterfowl to create fatty livers. Let’s abolish it.

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Fashion

Fur, wool, angora, leather, mohair, cashmere… the sacrifices for clothing.

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Animal Testing

The world is moving to abolish animal testing. Japan still prioritizes vested interests.

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Animals Used for Entertainment

End entertainment using animals: zoos, aquariums, festivals, horses, animal cafes, circuses, horse racing, etc.

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Vegan

We support practices that minimize animal sacrifice. Plant-based diets ~ cosmetics, clothing, and more.

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フォアグラ Animal Equality

Sustainability

Environmental, human rights, food, and peace issues are deeply intertwined with animals. Livestock farming, in particular, has a significant negative impact.

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Laws & Regulations

Monitoring Japanese and global laws, regulations, and national movements. You can also look up translations of laws here.

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