NOAH for dyrs rettigheter
Oslo, Norway
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Founded in 1989, NOAH for dyrs rettigheter is a non-governmental organisation based in Oslo, Norway working on animal welfare, nature & wildlife conservation, environment & climate.
NOAH for dyrs rettigheter is a Norwegian animal rights organisation. It campaigns to end whaling in Norway and internationally, and works for the protection of whales and the marine environment, including against plastic pollution, bycatch and noise. Its work includes political advocacy, public information on whales and fisheries, research-based campaigns and reports, and engagement in international bodies such as the International Whaling Commission and the Convention on Biological Diversity. NOAH also works on wider animal welfare issues such as farmed animals, pets and animals in entertainment.
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Animal welfare · Norway
Campaign and information site on whaling in Norway, covering whale facts, the legal framework, public opinion and international work against whaling.
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