at large, animal agriculture is the leading cause of the climate emergency. That is why for the first target during its two-week-long October Rebellion event in October 2019, Animal Rebellion chose UK’s oldest and largest meat market, London’s Smithfield Meat Market. The second place it demonstrated at was the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA). It asked the government to e

Animal Rebellion was established in June 2019 by eighteen leading social justice groups in the UK, broadly known as the Rebellion Alliance. Both groups, Animal Rebellion and Extinction Rebellion, plead with the government to declare climate change as an emergency, to act with urgency to slash emissions to “net-zero” by 2025, and to set up a citizens’ assembly with legislative power. "Animal Rebell

mpaign to stop eating meat altogether will be a catalyst for the Earth to get back to its original state. I hope that gradually people will be able to change their diet to vegetarian." With loving and wise leaders such as Her Excellency Miyuli, and bold, noble steps by the government, we are encouraged to see Japan join its rightful place as a world contributor in ethics and responsible governance

ch as environmental protection, animal agriculture, and nutrition. Today, we will showcase some speakers from the Veggie Pride Parade of recent years.

ns” where animal-free products can be traded without any suspicion or worry. The company has as its philosophy, “doing good is good business.” Mr. Alon is sure that one day, prices will fall below that of the non-vegan options and therefore, drive the masses to adopt a vegan lifestyle.

rotecting animal rights, creating awareness about the effects on the world from climate change, as well as educating the public and their governments about these issues, whilst promoting loving kindness towards one another. Because the vegan lifestyle carries such a powerful energy - all positive, all loving, all constructive, all blessing, all intelligence - that could melt all the negative energ

e hurt an animal we ultimately hurt ourselves. We encourage you to explore Veggie Channel to discover your own favorites and share them with your family and friends. Veggie Channel has definitely been a significant part of putting Italy on the map of veganism! If on the planet people all began to eat a plant-based diet, the problem of global warming would simply end. We must tell this to the world

cenzi, an animal rights activist and journalist. She hosted a six-part television program entitled, “Animals Like Us” on RAI 2 TV in 2017. For the first time on national television, millions of viewers saw real-life undercover footage revealing the atrocities of animal farms and slaughter houses across Italy.

Our next stop is nearby in the United Kingdom, where support for veganism has skyrocketed in the past few years. With increased awareness coming from many sectors, reports state that there will be three times more vegans in the UK by 2020, and the UK could even be 100% vegan by 2030! Bravo!

It's very encouraging and heart-warming to hear from people who have been healed of major diseases and health problems by the 100% whole-food plant-based diets taught at SHARAN. Finding good, fresh produce and healthy, lovingly prepared food products has not always been an easy task. Noticing this concern, the Juhu Organic Farmers Market was organized by SHARAN in association with the Inner Wheel

that other animals won't eat it; and then we eat it. No wonder we are sick. And then the last two are check and supplement vitamin B-12 and vitamin D.

etics and animal-free fashion items. In the UK now that although we have over half a million ethical vegans, that is an accurate figure. The goal with VegFest is to help people understand veganism. When you understand why you should go vegan, you're probably more likely to succeed in going vegan.

g an impact on the environment and in the long run, it’s saving animal lives, and reducing animal suffering. And this creates a vegan world out there.

uding our animal co-inhabitants. The concept of animal rights, however, was not treated explicitly until respected English philosopher Henry Salt published his 1894 classic, "Animals' Rights - Considered in Relation to Social Progress," in which the erudite social reformer expressed his hope for an end to animal mistreatment.

ly without animal products. It may be adopted for a variety of reasons such as ethical, environmental, health, cultural, religious, and even economic.