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Animal rights protests in France

Overview

The French film "Le Triangle d’or" premiered in late July, featuring a captive, trained panther named Ranny. This sparked protests from the animal rights organization Projet Animaux Zoopolis (PAZ), which condemned the use of wild animals in film as exploitation and anachronistic. PAZ launched a petition to relocate Ranny to a refuge, gathering over 26,900 signatures.

Following these initial protests, PAZ expanded its activities to include demonstrations in Antibes and Cannes to raise awareness about animal captivity in the entertainment industry through leaflet distribution. Additionally, the organization has been conducting broader campaigns in France against the commercialization of animals, including opposing pet fairs in Fontainebleau.

Entities

Amandine Sanvisens · Le Triangle d’or · Ranny the panther · Cannes · Projet Animaux Zoopolis

Timeline

  1. 18 days ago

    [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Projet Animaux Zoopolis launches protests against pet fairs and animal use in film

    Animal rights group PAZ is protesting animal exploitation in France, targeting both a pet salon in Fontainebleau and the use of a captive panther in the film 'Le Triangle d’or'.

  2. 27 days ago

    [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Panther Ranny’s Appearance in French Film Draws Animal‑Rights Protest

    PAZ protests the use of captive panther Ranny in the French film “Le Triangle d’or,” calling for her removal after a petition gains 26 900 signatures.

Sources

lemoniteur77.com · videogamemais.com.br