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INTERNATIONAL DAY FOR THE ABOLITION OF THE MEAT - NATIONAL DAY AGAINST LECCE

17-18 aprile 2010 Giornate per l’Abolizione della Carne Riparte la mobilitazione!

After the success of Second International Day for the Abolition of meat of January 31, 2010, which saw the participation of activists in many countries around the world and as many as 22 cities in Italy, the Italian Coordination 's Abolition of Meat promotes another day of action on behalf of animals reared and slaughtered for human consumption.
We believe it is time to openly express the demand for closure of all livestock, but not limited to an annual day, but - conversely - by multiplying the national and local initiatives. We believe it is time to make an effort to show the animal suffering as much as possible and let everyone know about a request that needs to start discussing it publicly, without any taboos: eliminate the breeding, hunting and fishing.
The weekend will be dedicated to this mobilization of 17 and 18 April. Are 24 Italian cities in which, during these two days, there will be many different initiatives to celebrate this event.

also VegAnimalisti , once again take to the streets to raise awareness on the issue of meat consumption. From the environmental impact all'ingente waste of resources, the problem of hunger in the world to that of deforestation, the spread of serious health problems to the suffering endured by animals, meat consumption is a major contributor to the dock. Adopt a healthy diet and lifestyle is more just, based on the respect of the environment and empathy not only with our fellow man, but with all sentient beings is not only possible, but it is much needed!
Saturday 17 and Sunday, April 18, from 16.30 to 21.30, the VegAnimalisti will set up an information point in Corso Vittorio Emanuele II (opposite the library Liberrima) Lecce is expected to be installing a photographic exhibition, the dissemination of information materials and the showing of films related to factory farming and slaughter.

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