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[from Infoshop News]
Activists from Djurens Befrielsefront (DBF) in Sweden
decided to get
an early start for the world day for lab animals
On the night to April 17, activists gained access to the animal lab at
Stockholm University, Stockholm, Sweden, by drilling through the
walls.
Swedes raid lab and deliver freedom to 126 animals. Direct action on
behalf of animals continues. Every day somewhere around the world
people are breaking the law to save animals and sabotage the animal
abuse industries.
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"WORLD DAY FOR LAB ANIMALS (www.wwail.org) GET AN EARLY START - 126
ANIMALS LIBERATED
Activists from Djurens Befrielsefront (DBF) in Sweden decided to get
an early start for the world day for lab animals.
On the night to April 17, activists gained access to the animal lab at
Stockholm University, Stockholm, Sweden, by drilling through the
walls.
126 animals were removed and rescued from the animal experiments going
on in the university - 99 mice, 14 hamsters and 13 rats, and all
animals will be rehomed in new, loving homes where they will never
again have to suffer under the human hands. Slogans were also sprayed
and red paint splashed everywhere.
Many people believe that raids such as this are impossible today.
Nothing is impossible as long as there are animals being abused behind
closed doors. All that is needed is a bit of imagination and the
people prepared to open those closed doors. Find the ways and just do
it. The animals cant wait any longer.
Our solidarity goes out to animal rights prisoners all over the world,
and especially the people recently found guilty for their part in the
campaign in closing down Newchurch guinea pig farm. Your dedication
gave us hope, lets hope this does the same for you. Stay strong.
Lets hope the world week for lab animals continues in this spirit all
over the world. The doors of the labs will be open as long as there
are people prepared to open them.
Djurens Befrielsefront (DBF)
The Animal Liberation Front, Sweden"
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full story: http://www.infoshop.org/inews/article.php?story=20060421213022490
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