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posted in 23 Dec 2015
The hunt for bears: Terrorism in Florida
IMG_bearA__1__2_1_CO5FLEVH_L146486840 Almost 4000 hunters - 3779 - bought the license of the State of Florida put in sale between September and October to hunt 320 black bears, which for 21 years have been protected from murderous rage hunters - who seem more terrorists than anything else. Weeks before the “D” day to hunt bears, a
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posted in 22 Dec 2015
Chimpanzees: North-American drama
6F6A2240_jpg_312x1000_q100 After the determination of NIH – US National Health Institute - of retiring all chimpanzees who belong to it and are distributed in various institutions of biomedical research, which were torture centers for these unfortunate for over 50 years, a dilemma is being openly debated, typical of an extreme capitalist country. At
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posted in 16 Dec 2015
GAP Project wish you a Merry Christmas!
Natal GAP 2015 in_mini GAP Project wish you a Merry Christmas!
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posted in 16 Dec 2015
The delicacy of chimpanzees
Dr. Pedro com César e Jimmy 2015 One thing I have learned in my 15 years living with chimpanzees is to enjoy the delicacy they have when dealing with their similar or with humans that they trust. Through movies, testimonials, stories and even statements of primatologists who have never had the good fortune to live with these primates,
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posted in 15 Dec 2015
PASA: rescuing chimpanzees and great apes
Kanoa PASA - Pan African Sanctuary Alliance – today has 22 member sanctuaries and rescue centers in 13 African countries. For over 15 years, these NGOs have rescued great apes, who were in danger of death or of being smuggled to China or Arab countries, which would keep them in bad structured or private collectors
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posted in 25 Nov 2015
The last 50 tortured
Last week, NIH - US National Institute of Health announced that the last 50 chimpanzees who were chosen absurdly by the Institute as a strategic reserve, in case they had to use them in biomedical experiments, were also being released and will not be used anymore. For decades, NIH encouraged medical
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posted in 25 Nov 2015
GAP Chile: “Put yourself in the place of Sandai”
Libertad para Sandai On Saturday, November 21, we completed our first intervention in central Santiago (Ahumada Park), called "Put yourself in the place of Sandai". More than two dozen activists participated displaying a picture with half of Sandai's face, covering their own faces. In this way it was represented that we put ourselves in
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posted in 18 Nov 2015
Peter Singer supports campaign “Great Apes – Living World Heritage”
VÍDEO PETER SINGER Philosopher Peter Singer, one of the founders of GAP Project and considered the father of the movement for the defense of animal rights, has signed the letter of adhesion to the campaign Great Apes - Living World Heritage, advocated by GAP with Unesco. He recorded a video explaining  the reason
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posted in 17 Nov 2015
The wild chimpanzee who cared for her child with disability
By Melissa Hogenboom/ BBC Earth In the first case of its kind, a female chimpanzee has been observed caring for an infant with severe disabilities in the wild. The young chimpanzee was discovered in Mahale Mountains National Park in Tanzania. Known as XT11, she lived for 23 months. She was the
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posted in 12 Nov 2015
GAP Project Spain / International launches campaign “Great Apes – Living World Heritage”
12219585_495890877237991_3824314393315920936_n November, 11, 2015: Anyone who believes that the four species of great non-human primates - chimpanzees, gorillas, orangutans and bonobos - help to tell the story of humanity and hold intelligence and sensitivity that justify that their basic rights are respected can help, with a click, to officially recognize these animals as
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posted in 11 Nov 2015
62% of North-Americans are in favor of Animal’s Rights
In 2008, according to Gallup agency, 25% of North-Americans believed that animals should have the same rights as humans. In 2015, one-third comes to believe in this. In addition, 62% of North-Americans now also believe that animals should have some legal protection, that they should be  free from  people abuse and exploitation, but without
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posted in 04 Nov 2015
A tribute of chimpanzees
Milan e Anita Starostik If there is someone chimpanzees in Brazil should make a tribute for by the struggle for their survival and living conditions, this is Milan Starostik. Over the past 15 years with Milan, a citizen of Czech origin, who set up at Parana, south of Brazil, a powerful industrial group - Cia
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posted in 27 Oct 2015
Thousands of “Sandras” in the world thank
For the first time in the world, a judicial system, in this case the Argentine, recognizes loud and clear that a great primate, Sandra, a female orangutan who lives in Buenos Aires Zoo, is a non-human person and has inalienable rights that must be respected.  That was the sentence of
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posted in 20 Oct 2015
Stand With Us for Abandoned Chimps
Oct 15, 2015: Today, we are rallying outside the New York Blood Center's headquarters in New York City with many other animal advocates. We have gathered together to call on NYBC to reinstate funding to care for more than 60 chimpanzees that the Center abandoned in Liberia. After decades of research and testing,
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posted in 15 Oct 2015
Emory University: bad example
Photo N. Megna LPAG If the American society does not mobilize until November 16, Emory University will send six females and two males chimps into a fifth category Zoo in England. After exploring them throughout life, now that they cannot continue torturing them, they intend to send them to an unknown destination, regardless of the
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