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Project 1882's Press Centre
Project 1882 works globally to make a difference for the animals that are the most exploited and suffer the worst. We have been doing this since 1882.
We provide information about animal welfare and bring citizens' opinions to those in power. We shape public opinion and influence legislation. We dismantle factory farming and advocate for the development of animal-free research methods. We inspire and enable consumers and companies to choose vegan options and make animal-friendly choices. With effective campaigns we engage the public, highlight animal welfare problems, present solutions and bring about concrete changes.
Press contact
Are you a journalist looking to get in touch with Project 1882? You are welcome to contact our press centre! The press centre is open every day between 8 am and 9 pm.
- Phone: +46 70 649 20 41
- Email: press@project1882.org
Current
Read the latest news that has happened to the animals within Project 1882's focus areas.
New footage reveals breeding of monster foxes in Finland
Project 1882's new photos and videos from Finnish fur farms show that monster foxes are still being bred in the fur industry. The material is being released as the European Commission considers the future of fur farming in the EU.
Politicians call for a phase-out of Frankenchickens in Sweden
Sick, injured, dying, and dead chickens was confronting the Swedish people as Project 1882's new footage from factory farms was brought to national television. After that, politicians are calling for a ban on Frankenchickens, and the Minister for Rural Affairs is called to the committee in Parliament.
New footage from inside the Swedish chicken industry: "Enough is enough"
Sick, injured, dying, and dead chickens. This is the reality confronting viewers as Project 1882's new footage from Swedish factory farms is brought to national attention.
EU Roadmap aims to phase out animal testing – but gaps remain
The European Commission has published a Roadmap to phase out animal testing in chemical safety assessments. The urgency of this major undertaking is underscored by distributed visual materials showing the harsh conditions animals are subjected to during routine toxicity testing. Project 1882 welcomes the initiative but warns that important gaps remain.