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Stop Circus Suffering is ADI's global campaign against the use of animals in circuses.ADI, through country-specific investigations, has contributed to the passing of animal rights laws, with Bolivia passing a law to ban both wild and domestic animal acts in all circuses; [1] [2] and similar legislation under consideration in Colombia and Peru.
In May 2022, the circus announced it would resume touring in 2023 without the use of animals. The keeping of cetaceans in captivity for entertainment is also legal. California has proposed legislation to ban the captive display of orcas, and the state of Washington has proposed banning the captivity of any cetacean for entertainment. [64]
Wild animals had been a feature of travelling circuses in the United Kingdom since the birth of the modern circus. [1] Wild animals were hunted and captured in the colonies on an increasing scale in the second half of the nineteenth century with high mortality rates for the animals [1] Some researchers have concluded that the species of non-domesticated animals commonly kept in circuses appear ...
May 7, 2024, Washington, D.C., USA - President Joe Biden at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum’s Days of Remembrance ceremony at the U.S. Capitol in Washington on Tuesday, May 7, 2024.
Confederate flags spark mystery, then a 'three-ring circus' in Ohio city. Gannett. ... Her neighborhood began showing up on TV news and social media. Kaylani’s mom, Martha Durrough, decided to ...
As residents of East Palestine deal with lingering health concerns, politicians from both parties have traveled to the small rural town to call for change and point fingers at their rivals.
From 2006, the RSPCA had been campaigning for circus animals to be banned, since the passage of the Animal Welfare Act 2006, which did not explicitly banning wild animals from being used in circuses instead leaving this to regulations through secondary legislation that was not laid before Parliament before the 2010 general election. [2] [3]
Constitutional scholars say federal law would prevent partial-birth abortions if Issue 1 is approved by Ohio voters. Here's why. This procedure is banned in the US.