Welcome to our fourth quarterly newsletter! This quarter’s research note is about “Regulating the Use of Antibiotics in EU Animal Agriculture,” as the new regulatory framework on antimicrobials will enter into force on January 22, 2022. This research note is the result of a fruitful collaboration with The Jeremy Coller Foundation.
read moreAlice Di Concetto was quoted in this article by Sophie Kevany. In this article, Alice explains the extent to which enforcement mechanisms of EU animal welfare rules under the form of reduced subsidies are largely ineffective.
read moreAlice Di Concetto and Olga Kikou (CIWF EU) published an op-ed in the Brussels Times. In it, they call for an ambitious reform of EU animal welfare legislation for pigs.
read moreAlice Di Concetto was invited to speak at the Ctrl Alt Meat Podcast to discuss the fundamentals of animal law.
read moreAn op-ed by by Elliot Teperman (Jeremy Coller Foundation) and Alice Di Concetto in support of more coherent policy-making.
read moreAlice Di Concetto spoke about animals in the European Green Deal at the 2021 Animal Conference. Read the abstract.
read moreThe European Institute for Animal Law & Policy collaborated with the Jeremy Coller Foundation to build Coller Animal Law Forum, which launched on October 14th. The Coller Animal Law an interactive database that collates and analyses various laws and policies that impact farmed animals.
read moreAlice Di Concetto presented the European Institute for Animal Law & Policy to Advocates for Animals, a London-based animal law firm.
read moreWelcome to our third quarterly newsletter! This quarter’s research note is on farm animal welfare measures in the EU Agricultural Policy.
read moreAlice Di Concetto was invited to speak on a panel moderated by the Spanish Minister of the Universities to discuss the contribution of animal law and animal law education to the shaping of a more humane European Union. The event is in person in Barcelona, with livestream, free, open to the public, in Spanish and English
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