European Coalition to End Animal Experiments

The European Coalition to End Animal Experiments (ECEAE) is a European organisation actively operating in favor of animal rights and in particularly, an abolishment of testing on animals. The focus is on animal testing in cosmetics and experiments with primates. The ECEAE was created in 1990 by national and regional organisations against the testing of cosmetics on animals. 18 European animal rights organisations comprise the ECEAE. The ECEA releases publications, organizes violent free actions and campaigns and lobbies in the European Parliament, against animal testing.[1] Their goal is to form a lobby group with the European Union[2] and inform the public and raise public awareness.

Members
  • ADDA: Spanish animal rights organisation
  • Animal: Portuguese animal rights organisation
  • Animalia: Finnish animal rights organisation (1961)
  • Ärzte gegen Tierversuche: German animal rights organisation (1979)
  • British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection
  • Deutscher Tierschutzbund: German animal rights organisation
  • Djurens Ratt: Swedish animal rights organisation
  • Dyrevernalliansen: Norwegian animal rights organisation (2001)
  • Een dier een vriend: Dutch animal rights organisation
  • Forsøgsdyrenes Værn: Danish animal rights organisation (1963)
  • GAIA, Belgian animal rights organisation
  • Irish Anti-Vivisection Society: Irish animal rights organisation
  • Lega Anti Vivisezione: Italian animal rights organisation (1977)
  • LSCV: Swiss animal rights organisation (1883)
  • Menschen für Tierrechte: German animal rights organisation (1982)
  • One Voice: French animal rights organisation (1995)
  • Prijatelji životinja: Croatian animal rights organisation
  • Svoboda zvířat: Czech animal rights organisation
  • Vegetarians' International Voice for Animals

Observers
  • ANIMA MUNDI: Macedonian animal rights organisation
  • Feniks: Serbian animal rights organisation (2009)
  • Internationale Bund der Tierversuchsgegner: Austrian animal rights organisation (1968)
  • WCAPS: Hungarian animal rights organisation (1990)
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References
  1. Animalconcern: Gegevens ECEAE
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