The Animal Justice Party (AJP) is an Australian political party established in 2009 dedicated to giving animals a parliamentary voice and enacting stronger animal protection laws. Formed in response to animal welfare concerns, the AJP advocates for ending factory farming, live exports, and greyhound racing while promoting plant-based diets and environmental sustainability.
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Many painful procedures, including mulesing, castration, tail docking, and dehorning, are still legally performed on farm animals in Queensland, often without pain relief. These practices continue despite modern alternatives -...
Bulls are prey animals that seek the security of a herd. Bull riding events deliberately exploit their fear response – isolating them in chutes, surrounding them with amplified music, crowds...
There are many systemic legal problems in Australia, meaning animals aren’t adequately protected by the law. As a result, Australia is recognised, globally, as having weak animal protection laws, and...
Convicted animal abusers should not be able to access more victims. NSW has laws allowing lifetime animal bans, but those finding homes for animals have no way to know when...
Petition to stop Department of Primary Industries approving prosecutions before the RSPCA can proceed
Dingoes are Australia’s apex land predator and play a vital role in maintaining healthy ecosystems. For tens of thousands of years, they have regulated prey populations, protected biodiversity, and shaped...
Oppose DA 464/2025(1) – Proposed Orange Greyhound Racing Track, 32 Perc Griffith Way, Orange ⏰ Submissions close 5pm Tuesday 3 February 2026