lettre à envoyé au ministre du Tourisme Egypte(mouton)

[linda lachapelle 0]

Lettre 1
Lettre adressée au ministre du Tourisme en Egypte demandant de reforcer les
lois de protection des animaux (il s'agit ici du transport de moutons)

Envoyer à: Mot@idsc.gov.eg
Objet: Animal protection laws

To :
Mr. Mohamed Zohair Mohamed Wahid Garana
Minister of Tourism
32 Ramsis St.
El Abassia Square
Cairo, Egypt

Dear Minister Zoheir Garanah

I have recently viewed video footage taken in Cairo showing terrible abuse
of animals. The footage showed sheep being dragged, bound with rope, shoved
into car boots, tied onto car roofs, and thrown trussed on their backs into
trucks.
http://www.liveexport-indefensible.com/video.htm
http://www.liveexport-indefensible.com

The footage also showed cattle in the streets of Cairo having their leg
tendons cuts to disable them prior to slaughter. Similar evidence
revealing this brutal treatment of cattle was taken in Cairo’s Bassateen
abattoir earlier in 2006 – proving to the international community that such
barbaric and unacceptable slaughter practices are routine in Egypt.

I am aware that Egypt is a signatory to the OIE (World Animal Health
Organisation) and yet the basic standards required by the OIE regarding the
handling, transportation and slaughter of animals clearly have not been
implemented as yet in Egypt.

Currently the terrible treatment of animals in Egypt is impacting on
Egypt’s international reputation and convincing tourists from all countries
around the world to consider other destinations more appropriate to visit.

I appeal to the Egyptian government to pass and enforce strict animal
protection laws to prohibit such terrible practices and to raise awareness
of the importance of treating animals humanely. The passing of such laws
will be applauded by the international community.

Sincerely,

Vos coordonnées

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Lettre 2

Lettre adressée au ministre d'Agriculture en Egypte demandant de reforcer
les lois de protection des animaux (il s'agit ici du transport de moutons)

Envoyer à: drfadia@hotmail.com
Objet: Animal protection laws

To :
Amin Ahmed Mohamed Othman Abaza
Minister for Agriculture
5 Hunting Club St.
Dokki, Giza
Egypt

Dear Minister H.E. Amin Abaza,

I have recently viewed video footage taken in Cairo showing terrible abuse
of animals. The footage shows sheep being dragged, bound with rope, shoved
into car boots, tied onto car roofs, and thrown trussed on their backs into
trucks.
http://www.liveexport-indefensible.com/video.htm
http://www.liveexport-indefensible.com

The footage also showed cattle in the streets of Cairo having their leg
tendons cuts to disable them prior to slaughter. Similar evidence
revealing this brutal and unacceptable treatment of cattle was taken in
Cairo’s Bassateen abattoir earlier in 2006 – proving to the international
community that such barbaric slaughter practices are routine in Egypt.

Currently this terrible treatment of animals in Egypt is impacting on
Egypt’s international reputation, convincing tourists from all countries
around the world to consider other destinations more appropriate to visit.

I appeal to the Egyptian government to pass and enforce strict animal
protection laws to prohibit such terrible practices and to raise awareness
of the importance of treating animals humanely. The passing of such laws
will be applauded by the international community.

Sincerely,

Vos coordonnées

[Animal 0]

Merci Linda pour ces pétitions toutes aussi importantes les unes que les autres

[linda lachapelle 0]

Animal a écrit:

Merci Linda pour ces pétitions toutes aussi importantes les unes que les autres

sa me fait plaisir d'aider et de les placer ici pour que tout le monde puisse les signés et les diffuser

[Animal 0]

On a du pain sur la planche

[linda lachapelle 0]

Animal a écrit:

On a du pain sur la planche

Ha! oui tu parles je n'ai même pas eu le temps d'aller les signés tout ce que j'ai fait c'est diffuser mais là dans pas grand temps sa sera mon tour d'aller signé tout mes pétitions