This seems like a great campaign with a chance of raising awareness at least or leading to legal changes if it succeeds - and I hope you get a good result at the trial. I had a question about something else the Humane League was involved in, though, which is that in this article the League was mentioned in the issue of Defra's policy on chickens being carried by their feet was described as a new Labour policy decision, but in this article discussing the issue a few months ago, also mentioning the League, it was presented as a decision by the Conservative government. It seems like they can't both have created this policy - so is it true that both major parties in the UK are against basic animal rights, or is this previous decision more nuanced than that?
This seems like a great campaign with a chance of raising awareness at least or leading to legal changes if it succeeds - and I hope you get a good result at the trial. I had a question about something else the Humane League was involved in, though, which is that in this article the League was mentioned in the issue of Defra's policy on chickens being carried by their feet was described as a new Labour policy decision, but in this article discussing the issue a few months ago, also mentioning the League, it was presented as a decision by the Conservative government. It seems like they can't both have created this policy - so is it true that both major parties in the UK are against basic animal rights, or is this previous decision more nuanced than that?