IAWPC takes Morocco World Cup dog crisis to UK Parliament
Campaigners fighting to end the brutal killing of dogs in Morocco took their message to Parliament yesterday, calling on politicians to help pressure the North African nation to stop the slaughter ahead of the 2030 FIFA World Cup.
One year on: IAWPC marks significant milestone with Fifa support, in fight to end World Cup killings of three million Moroccan dogs
A year after launching its global campaign to end the mass killing of around 3million dogs in Morocco, the International Animal Welfare Protection Coalition (IAWPC) has announced a major breakthrough, submitting a rewritten draft of Morocco’s controversial Draft Law 19.25 with support from FIFA.
‘Everything Has Changed Yet Nothing Has Changed’: One Year On From the Start of the Global Campaign to Save Morocco’s Dogs
On October 17, the International Animal Welfare Protection Coalition (IAWPC) marks one year since the launch of its landmark campaign calling for an end to the mass killing of free-roaming dogs in Morocco ahead of the 2030 FIFA World Cup.
Tribute to Dr Jane Goodall DBE, from the International Animal Welfare Protection Coalition
It is with profound sadness that the International Animal Welfare Protection Coalition (IAWPC) pays tribute to Dr Jane Goodall, DBE, who has passed away.
IAWPC takes Morocco dogs campaign to Labour Party Conference in Liverpool
The International Animal Welfare Protection Coalition (IAWPC) took its message straight to the heart of politics this week, attending the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool to raise urgent awareness about the plight of Morocco’s street dogs.
Tributes pour in as animal hero killed trying to save mother dog and puppies
An animal defender has tragically died in Morocco while trying to rescue a stray mother dog and her puppies from the brutal World Cup “clean up.”
Holiday horror warning for British tourists in Morocco as travel chiefs stay silent over dog killings
British tourists heading to Morocco risk being confronted with scenes of shocking animal cruelty in the heart of the country’s most popular holiday destinations, a coalition of 78 international charities from across the world, including house-hold names, have warned.
Organisations throughout Latin America join international coalition to stop FIFA World Cup mass slaughter of dogs in Morocco
Today, pressure on FIFA and the Government of Morocco increased dramatically, as the 51 member organisations of Red Latinoamericana de Protección Animal (Latin American Animal Protection Network (LAPA Network)), added their powerful voice in support of the International Animal Protection – IAWPC campaign, to end the barbaric slaughter of 3-million street and owned dogs by co-host Morocco for the FIFA World Cup in 2030.
Announcement from Humane Society of Morocco (HSM) / Société Protectrice des Animaux du Maroc (SPA du Maroc).Announcement from The Humane Society of Morocco
PRESS RELEASE: ⚖️ Justice Clears the Founder of the Humane Society of Morocco (HSM) / Société Protectrice des Animaux du Maroc (SPA du Maroc).
50,000 join global Day-of-Action to stop Morocco’s dog killing law
More than 50,000 people from over 22 countries have united in protest against Morocco’s controversial draft animal law, in what campaigners say is the largest ever international mobilisation for dogs in the region.
