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Gucci Lies Lawsuit: There’s Nothing ‘Natural’ About Python-Skin Products

A former Gucci worker says she was told that the python skin it sells was obtained through a “natural shedding process”—then she learned of PETA Asia’s investigation.

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VIDEO: Heavily Bleeding Minks Beaten on Polish Fur Factory Farm

Workers on a fur factory farm in Poland were filmed beating screaming minks with their hands and fists as well as with clubs and slamming bloody animals against cages.

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Text reads "Never steal someone else's material' with a naked Nikki Glaser. Text written on Nikki reads "wear your own skin"
Strutting Without the Suffering: Nikki Glaser Shows Off Her Own Skin in PETA Ad

Comedy queen Nikki Glaser joins PETA to deliver a jaw-dropping message about compassion with respect to fashion.

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Queen Camilla on a pink background next to foxes in yellowstone
Queen Camilla’s New Wardrobe Rule Reigns Supreme—and Everyone Should Follow It

Queen Camilla’s new style parts with tradition to create a kinder future for animals. Will the King’s Guard’s fur caps be next?

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We Asked Top U.S. Car Brands for Their New Vegan Interior Car Models—and They Didn’t Disappoint

There are more vegan car models than ever before! Check out the 2024 U.S. vegan car interior inventory from top brands.

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PETA’s 2024 Vegan Homeware Awards

Thanks to these award-winning brands, the homeware industry is changing, helping us move toward a kinder, more sustainable future.

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PETA UK's projection to call out LVMH at the olympics in Paris. The projection on the Eiffel Tower says "The Olympics: sponsored by Cruelty to animals"
Why Did the Eiffel Tower Get a Bloody Makeover During a Pre-Olympics Fashion Show?

During a star-studded pre-Olympics fashion event, PETA lit up the Eiffel Tower and other iconic Paris landmarks with a message for a top sponsor of the games, LVMH.

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ostrich in Nairobi Kenya national park
Victory! Marc Jacobs Bans Reptile and Ostrich Skins Following PETA Push

PETA applauds Marc Jacobs’ compassionate decision to cut ties with the cruel exotic skins industry and urges designers everywhere to follow its lead.

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LVMH PETA UK protest in circle with an orange arrow pointing at the protest next to a crocodile from Kakrum National Park
Why Were PETA U.K. Supporters Arrested at LVMH’s Annual Meeting?

PETA U.K. members were arrested, but what crimes against fashion is LVMH committing?

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a fluffy sheep on a really green hill with water in the distance
GreaterGood Scraps ‘Humane’ Claims Following a Warning From PETA

After a warning from PETA, a nonprofit has chosen transparency for the greater good. Now we’re urging the organization to stand by its values by going vegan.

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Donna D'errico posing with text reading Wear Your Own Skin. Wear Vegan
Bare Essentials: Donna D’Errico Rocks Birthday Suit to Advocate for Compassionate Fashion

Celebrating her 56th birthday, Donna D’Errico boldly and beautifully bares it all for a cause close to her heart—cruelty-free fashion.

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A person hitting a cow Piñata surrounded by cheering people, as a still from a video that PETA U.K. sent to the fashion brand of Victoria Beckham
VIDEO: This Piñata’s Got a Rotten Center, Sending Partygoers Into a Frenzy

A party dissolves into udder mayhem after a cow piñata is cracked open. Find out why Victoria Beckham’s fashion label should take a hint.

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Watch PETA U.K. Crash Paris Fashion Week in This ‘Udderly’ Unforgettable Video

PETA U.K. is urging brand Victoria Beckham to embrace eco-friendly innovations, such as high-end leather made from apples, grapes, pineapples, mushrooms, and more.

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A group of sheep protesting with a sign that says "sheep can't fight for sheep's rights" and "live vegan" in the lower righthand corner
‘Sheep Can’t Fight for Sheep’s Rights’: PETA’s Incendiary New Campaign Targets Fashion Schools and Consumers

The future of fashion is animal-free. Here’s what PETA is doing to get the message across in time for New York Fashion Week.

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lamb lying on grass with the number 52 marked on their back, to show that we need to respect each animal as an individual, not a number
To Label or to Liberate: Why Animals Aren’t Numbers

You’re not a number—you’re someone. The same goes for every other animal. PETA adds up key reasons to stop labeling living, feeling beings.

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The first World Day for Laboratory Animals protest in the U.S., 1980
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“Almost all of us grew up eating meat, wearing leather, and going to circuses and zoos. We never considered the impact of these actions on the animals involved. For whatever reason, you are now asking the question: Why should animals have rights?” READ MORE

— Ingrid E. Newkirk, PETA President and co-author of Animalkind

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