European Convention on Animal Rights

The European Convention on Animal Rights is a legal framework established by the Council of Europe to promote the protection and welfare of animals across member countries. It encourages governments to adopt laws that prevent cruelty, ensure proper treatment, and promote humane practices for animals used in agriculture, research, entertainment, and as pets. The Convention aims to harmonize standards, foster awareness, and ensure that animals are treated with respect and compassion, recognizing their importance in society and the environment. It serves as a guideline for countries committed to improving animal rights and welfare across Europe.