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Since 1882, Project 1882 has been working for the replacement of animal testing. We push for politicians to invest more money in non-animal research. Here you can find the latest news on our work against animal testing.
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.
Today, 1 June, the European Commission is presenting its roadmap for phasing out animal testing in chemical safety assessments. This is a historic announcement – but it is also just the beginning. Member States must now decide whether to contribute to this transition or fall behind.
The European Commission is stepping back from plans to revise the REACH chemicals legislation. According to Project 1882, the decision could slow progress toward a future without animal testing, but it may also create an opportunity for a faster phase-out.
Newly released footage shows animals being subjected to distressing toxicity tests – practices that are still allowed under EU regulations. Lab workers are now speaking out about the horrible conditions animals are suffering.
Read more about how Project 1882 works to put an end to animal testing.
Through political advocacy work Project 1882 is making a difference for the animals that are the most exploited and suffer the worst.