2022/03/26

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WoDEF 2022

The WoDEF - World Day for the End of Fishing calls for the abolition of fishing and aquaculture farms. Fish, crustaceans and cephalopods are at the heart of WoDEF's concerns, since they constitute the biggest proportion of animals killed by humans, amounting to thousands of billions of victims each year.

Launched in 2017 in Switzerland by the association PEA - Pour l'Égalité Animale, the WoDEF is now used by associations all around the world to raise awareness about aquatic life, among the public as well as within other animal-rights associations. Read the WoDEF's demands in detail.

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2021 Edition: New participation record!

For the 2021 edition, the World Day for the End of Fishing proposed to organize actions specifically targeting aquaculture farms, which are places of intense suffering for a very large number of individuals.

163 actions were carried out by 115 organizations in 34 countries around the world, which is a new record of participation!

Aix-en-Provence (France)

Angers (France)

Bielefeld (Germany)

Bilbao (Spain)

Dortmund (Germany)

Frankfurt (Germany)

Genève (Switzerland)

Göttingen (Germany)

Guadalajara (Mexico)

Hamburg (Germany)

Helsingborg (Sweden)

Los Angeles (USA)

Lugano (Switzerland)

Lyon (France)

Milan (Italia)

Montpellier (France)

Montréal (Canada)

Online (Austria)

Online (Brazil)

Online (France)

Rishon LeZion (Israel)

Rostock (Germany)

Sanary-sur-Mer (France)

Strasbourg (France)

Sydney (Australia)

2020's WoDEF was different but brilliant

The Covid-19 health crisis obviously disrupted 2020. All around the world more than a hundred events were planned in public spaces in order to highlight the cause of aquatic animals and demand an end to massacring them.

Despite this dramatic situation, an appeal by the international coordinators and the founder associations, Pour l'Égalité Animale and La Question aquatique, resulted in massive virtual support. More than 200 people created and shared placards and original messages demanding the end of fishing. Here is a selection.

More than 100 actions planned before the crisis...

Before the pandemic, actions were being organised in Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Finland, France, Germany, Japan, Mexico, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Peru, Portugal, Spain, the United Kingdom, the United States and, for the very first time, in Russia and Switzerland. Online campaigns were already being set up, as they are each year.

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