Brian Sherman AM, Voiceless co-founder and Director
"Wherever the destination, live exports are intrinsically inhumane...They deserve better, and we can do better. The trade must end.” Brian Sherman AM, 11 August 2011, read more
"If the poultry industry truly cares about the public's right to know how chickens are treated from factory to plate, then consumers deserve nothing less than the honest truth." Brian Sherman AM, 28 July 2011, read more
"A staggering number of sentient beings are churned down the assembly lines of factory farms in Australia each year, as if they were widgets, with no regard for their suffering. We live in a country where animal cruelty is condoned on a daily basis, and allowed under the law." Brian Sherman AM, 21 May 2011, read more
Voiceless CEO Dana Campbell's interview on ABC News 24.
"Mother of animal law" to visit Australia
21 June 2010
Announcing the 2010 Voiceless Animal Law Lecture Series
In San Francisco 30 years ago, a handful of attorneys set in train a revolution that has touched the lives of billions of animals worldwide. This August, one of those pioneers of the animal law movement, leading US animal lawyer Joyce Tischler, will speak at events across the country as part of Voiceless’s fourth annual Animal Law Lecture Series.
Tasmanian government puts compassion ahead of politics
In a historic move for animals in Australia, the Tasmanian Minister for Primary Industries and Water, Bryan Green, today announced his government’s plan to place restrictions on the time pregnant sows are allowed to be kept in stalls from 2014, with a full ban coming into effect in 2017. This puts Tasmania ahead of the rest of the country, where pregnant pigs will lawfully be permitted to be confined for the duration of their 16 week pregnancy until at least 2017.
Government should stop telling porkies about animal welfare
15 March 2010
Animals in Switzerland may have suffered a setback recently when a national vote to provide them with legal representation was rejected; however, according to Voiceless, Australia’s leading animal protection think‐tank, Switzerland and many other countries are still streets ahead of Australia when it comes to the treatment of farm animals.
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