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Sozialistische Gleichheitspartei holds European Union election rallies in Duisburg and Munich - Vimarsana News

Sozialistische Gleichheitspartei holds European Union election rallies in Duisburg and Munich

On May 18, the SGP organised powerful rallies in Duisburg-Hamborn and Munich-Giesing, two working class districts of major German cities. The SGP candidates and members explained the party's programme and called upon workers to join the party.

Source: wsws.org
Body Positivity for Children Featured in LibraryBub Selection for November - Vimarsana News

Body Positivity for Children Featured in LibraryBub Selection for November

/PRNewswire/ -- In a time when bullying and body shaming are rampant, Not a Fat Annie by Anne Poirier is a heartwarming and empowering story of self-acceptance...

Good news for Germany's chickens – DW – 06/16/2023 - Vimarsana News

Good news for Germany's chickens – DW – 06/16/2023

Germany has appointed Veterinarian Ariane Kari as its first federal animal welfare officer: She will focus on animal protection in industrial agriculture. But will she have enough clout?

Source: dw.com
First Federal Animal Welfare Officer Appointed In Germany - Vimarsana News

First Federal Animal Welfare Officer Appointed In Germany

From broiler chickens struggling under their artificially enhanced weight to heavy-laden cows, hope springs anew for all animals in Germany.

Germany appoints first federal animal welfare officer – DW – 06/16/2023 - Vimarsana News

Germany appoints first federal animal welfare officer – DW – 06/16/2023

Veterinarian Ariane Kari has been named Germany's first ever nationwide commissioner for animal protection. Will this be a big step forward for animal welfare?

Source: dw.com