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Opinion: Stunning animals before slaughter is painful, is cruel, and also tortures animals Category: Animal welfareHomeIndustry News UK & World

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10/5/12

By Dr Majid Katme, Islamic Medical Association UK
The Islamic Medical Association and British Muslims were shocked on 5th May 2012 to see an erroneous, misguided statement written by Professor Bill Reilly (a consultant in veterinary public health) regarding the religious slaughter of animals used by Muslims and Jews, where he accused Halal slaughter of being cruel to animals when not using secular stunning methods before slaughter!
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UK – The Halal Slaughter Controversy Category: Animal welfareHalal ConcernHomeIndustry News UK & World

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8/5/12 meatinfo.co.uk

Islamic Halal slaughter has increasingly come under attack from animal rights again activists telling tales of barbaric blood-thirsty ritual slaughter. There are two distinct issues: there is the vegetarian agenda which wants to ban all consumption of animal products, and there is the animal rights lobby which argues for a humane method of slaughter.

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UK: Leading vet criticises ritual slaughter of animals Category: Animal welfareBehalal.org workCampaignHomeIndustry News UK & World

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6/5/12 www.bbc.co.uk

Halal abattoir in Oudeschoot, Netherlands

Prof Reilly says if there is no alternative to non-stun slaughter, then it ought to be kept to a minimum

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The Muslim Consumer as the Key Player in Halal -report Category: Animal welfareHomeIndustry News UK & WorldReference

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3/4/12 www.asidcom.org

The efforts made by the association known as “Integrity” and its creation of the “Tayyibah” (a gathering of about 70 Muslim associations) have permit the French Muslim communiy’s establishment of a definition of halal that has been validated by Professor Muhammad Hamidullah [1] in Paris in 1982.

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Compatibility between the World Organisation for Animal Health and Islamic Law to the prevention of cruelty to animals during transport and slaughter Category: Animal welfareHomeIndustry News UK & World

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26/3/12 www.oie.int

Foreword by the Director General

The purpose of this paper is to draw attention to requirements of Islamic law that relate to the humane handling of animals, including at transport and slaughter. By encouraging dialogue between veterinary services and religious authorities, the OIE aims to raise awareness of the importance of animal welfare and to reduce animal suffering globally.

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UK: ANSA Removes Halal Propaganda Category: Animal welfareHomeIndustry News UK & World

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1/2/12 Press release

ANSA (Association of Non Stun Abattoirs) had a misleading and biased propaganda video attacking non stun halal removed after being notified by members.
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Science of meat Category: Animal welfareHomeIndustry News UK & WorldMeat & Poultry

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29/1/12  timesofindia.indiatimes.com

Kounteya Sinha, Amit Bhattacharya & Anuradha Varma, TNN

Science of meat
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Halal meat more tender, less cruel, say experts. Even as the UK Parliament refuses to servehalal meat at restaurants on its premises, fresh scientific opinion suggests halal is the better option. TOI investigates.

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UK: HMC Certified Halal Free Range Chickens Category: Animal welfareHomeIndustry News UK & WorldMeat & Poultry

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15/1/12

A small family run business has become the first to provide HMC certified free-range chicken and organic goats. ZUSS Halal based in Latchingdon, Essex, rear their own chickens and goats on their farm.
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India: Ritual slaughter bans aimed more at petty gains Category: Animal welfareHomeIndustry News UK & World

6/1/12  economictimes.indiatimes.com

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The Madhya Pradesh Gau-Vansh Vadh Pratishedh (Sanshodhan) Vidheyak might seem as bad as it gets for meat eaters, religious minorities or defenders of civil liberties. This amendment, to an already draconian Cow Slaughter Prevention Act, allows any person empowered by the authorities to enter and search a place on suspicion of beef being consumed there, puts the burden of proving the prosecution wrong on the accused and increases the penalty from three to seven years.
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USA: Where Kosher Meets Halal Category: Animal welfareHomeIndustry News UK & WorldMeat & Poultry

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29/12/11  www.jewishtimes.com

Amy Landsman

Where Kosher Meets Halal

“Shalom. Salaam,” Dr. Joe M. Regenstein said while greeting an audience at the Jewish Museum of Maryland.

It was fitting that Dr. Regenstein used both Hebrew and Arabic to say hello, as he is an individual who straddles the worlds of both Jews and Muslims.

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Dutch compromise over kosher slaughter ban Category: Animal welfareCampaignHomeIndustry News UK & World

22/12/11  www.thejc.com

By Jessica Elgot

The Dutch government will not ban shechitah or halal slaughter outright, but said it would draw up new guidelines in an attempt to satisfy animal rights activists.

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Dutch Senate to block ban on kosher, halal slaughter following Jewish, Muslim protest Category: Animal welfareCampaignHomeIndustry News UK & World

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16/12/11  www.haaretz.com

Bill, proposed by Animal Rights Party, would have required animals be stunned before slaughter.

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UK: ANSA welcomes withdrawal of proposed Dutch religious slaughter ban Category: Animal welfareCampaignHomeIndustry News UK & World

14/12/11

The Association of Non Stun Abattoirs (ANSA), an industry body representing traditional UK Halal slaughterhouses, on Wednesday welcomed the news that the proposed parliamentary bill to ban religious slaughter of animals in the Netherlands had been withdrawn. It was reported earlier that the bill was withdrawn after a majority of Dutch senators expressed their reservations to the ban on Halal and Kosher slaughter.

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USA: Slaughterhouse rules: Inside a halal butchershop [VIDEO] Category: Animal welfareHomeIndustry News UK & WorldMeat & Poultry

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10/12/11

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By Daniel Klein

New York City: A lot of unusual things happen beneath the surface here. You don’t notice most of them until someone points them out. Madani Halal slaughterhouse is a great example; it’s down a backstreet in a little-known neighborhood in Queens.Every day, folks line up around the corner to choose their own live chicken or goat, watch it get slaughtered, and then take it home for dinner. In this video, we meet Imran Uddin, who left a career in corporate advertising to run the business his father started in 1996. He shows us the process and talks about how the business attracts working-class people looking for a lesser-known alternative to grocery store meat. WARNING: This video is a little graphic. » read more
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Netherland: What is the purpose of banning Halal meat? Category: Animal welfareCampaignHomeIndustry News UK & World

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3/12/11
Broadcast date: 01 Dec. 2011 Watch on YouTube
A vote was passed in April this year on bill banning slaughter of meat by Halal and kosher methods in Netherland.

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