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Djurens Rätt filed 7 positions between 27 Sept 2023 and 5 Aug 2026, across 7 of the 326 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 5 times.
Public procurement can be a powerful tool to promote better animal welfare and greater sustainability. With its high purchasing power, public affairs can contribute to positive societal change by setting requirements that drive better animal welfare and environmental responsibility.
Filed in Swedish · English published by the European Commission
Please find attached the full text of comments, which is summarised below. The Right of Animals is Sweden’s leading animal rights and welfare organisation and wishes to comment on the proposed Biotech Act. The following are the most important pieces of animal law: The Biotech Act should clearly prioritise non-animal methods and be used as a driver for the transition to more innovative, human-based and non-animal…
Filed in Swedish · English published by the European Commission
Please find attached the full text of comments. These can be summarised as follows. Comments from the Animal Right to Biotech Act II The Animal Right is Sweden’s leading animal rights and welfare organisation and would like to give the following indications on the proposed Biotech Act II. We thank you for your opportunity to comment.
Filed in Swedish · English published by the European Commission
Comments on the Fur Free Europe Djurens Right initiative are Sweden’s leading animal welfare and animal welfare organisation, which has been active in combating fur farming for more than 50 years. As one of the initiators of Fur Free Europe, we support the aim of banning all fur farming and trade in fur products in the EU.
Filed in Swedish · English published by the European Commission
The revision of the Cosmetic Products Regulation represents an important opportunity to adapt the Regulation to the expectations of citizens and taking into account the progress made in research and development since the entry into force of the Regulation. The revision needs to reflect the requirements of the ‘Save cruelty-free Cosmetics’ citizens’ initiative, which gathered over 1.2 million signatures in 2023.
Filed in Swedish · English published by the European Commission
Djurens Rätt welcomes this revision and the opportunity to contribute with evidence. As the oldest and largest animal protection organisation in Sweden, our focus will be primarily on the labelling of other non-textile materials, such as fur. This is to adequately protect consumers regarding animal products that are placed on the EU market. See attached PDF for our general comments.
Chapter 1 – Introducing a provision empowering the European Commission to adopt implementing acts to establish a list of animal species that may be kept as pets, known as a positive list. — Introduce a definition of “pet animals”. — Introduces a ban on the sale of cats and dogs in pet shops. This should be added to Chapter 1 (animals are then mentioned in Chapter 2, Article 4, 7 and 12).
Filed in Swedish · English published by the European Commission
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