While most of us can only imagine the smell of a ship with 19,000 confined animals forced to live in their own waste for a fortnight, it’s nearly impossible to comprehend what it is like for the animals existing in these conditions.
Now is the moment for citizens to make their voices heard, says Alexis Olds, head of Southern Africa at Compassion in World Farming. ‘You don’t have to be an expert in agriculture or animal law to speak up. Anyone who believes South Africa should not support live animal export can and should submit their views.’
Live animal export by sea is a controversial and inherently harmful practice that raises serious concerns across multiple domains
Weekend Argus and IOL have reported on Stop Live Export’s ‘powerful mobilisation’ against the new live animal export regulations released by the Department of Agriculture.
Stop Live Export South Africa and Compassion in World Farming urge public to respond do the SA government’s draft regulations to continue exporting live animals by sea.
Stop Live Export SA is calling on the public to respond to draft regulations by the South African government on the live export of animals by sea.
Despite strong opposition, on 11 July 2025, the Minister of Agriculture, Mr John Steenhuisen, released draft Regulations for the Export
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On the 1st of June 2025, Stop Live Export SA joined NARD SA (National Animal Rights Day) to commemorate the
In May 2024- we co-authored a letter to the Minister of Agriculture together with Four Paws, calling for a ban
