Fighting to end commercialised animal abuse and exploitation through public education about modern farming and slaughtering practices.
Australia
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Hidden cameras reveal pigs slowly suffocating for 20 minutes and pigs jabbed in the face with electric prodder in “horrifically cruel” South Australian slaughterhouse - we've reported it to RSPCA, PIRSA and the Minister for Primary Industries.
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Instead of taking responsibility for the inherent cruelty of their gas chambers, the Australian pig meat industry has claimed that we've just chosen a few isolated examples out of context. 3 full days of footage uploaded to our website BanGasChambers.com.au.
Woolworths and Coles source pork from abattoirs featured in 'horrific' pig slaughter video
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Woolworths and Coles source pork from abattoirs featured in ‘horrific’ pig slaughter video via @knausc @GuardianAus theguardian.com/australia-ne…
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Calls for investigation after pig gassing footage aired #730 @L_Day abc.net.au/news/2023-03-28/c…
A stunning claim from the @Aus_Meat_Ind CEO: "The footage that was utilised was actually repeated on a loop"
Guess he hasn't seen the hours of footage we've published at BanGasChambers.com...
@abcnews Why are you publishing such easily disprovable nonsense?
"Hidden for nine consecutive hours inside a tiny space just metres above the animals, he intermittently filmed while working to avoid detection by workers."
Last night heaps of people texted me about the @abc730 expose on the Australian pig industry.
After watching it I called up Chris Delforce - the activist who spent nine hours hidden inside a pig slaughterhouse, above its gas chamber, to get the footage.
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“Every pig that goes into that gas is screaming and thrashing and fighting desperately with every last breath to get out of there, pushing their snouts up through the bars because they know the air is up”
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A world-first investigation by @farmtr_project reveals the fear and suffering behind pig meat products.
Most pigs in Australia spend their final moments in terror, gasping for air inside a gas chamber. #abc730
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Will it change your mind? Inside the world of Australian activism’s biggest risk taker #730 @L_Day abc.net.au/news/2023-03-27/p…
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Gas stunning was invented to enable large numbers of pigs to be slaughtered. Previous methods such as electrical stunning or captive bolt killing required pigs to be individually handled and killed – slowing down production. #abc730
In just a few minutes, Chris will be talking on 3AW about hiding above the gas chamber at a Victorian slaughterhouse to capture the final moments of pigs.
We hid inside the deadly gas chamber in a Victorian slaughterhouse to film the horrific final moments of pigs
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If you've ever wondered how much Australia's pig meat industry cares about animal welfare... #abc730
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EXPOSED: @farmtr_project investigators have captured the pain and terror that is routine for pigs in slaughterhouses across Australia: animalsaustralia.org/latest-… #abc730
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When the Victorian Government isn’t allowing the blending up of day old chicks, they are approving gassing piglets in underground chambers hoping their screams don't make it to the surface.
Tonight they did — on ABC's 7.30 report.
And yes, I want an inquiry into it. #abc730
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"This is the best system that you can get in the world." - John Bourke, pig farmer #abc730
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Thanks to the courage and compassion of the @farmtr_project team, the animal suffering inside slaughterhouses can now be seen.
The victims of these cruel industries deserve to have their stories told. #abc730
