Internal document of the German interior ministry of North Rhine-Westphalia from 2004 about the animal rights movement (featuring Covance Schließen, ALF, SHAC, OGPI, Die Ratten).
From 1999 to 2014 "Stop Huntingdon Animal Cruelty - SHAC - [...] waged an international direct action campaign against Huntingdon Life Sciences, Europe’s largest contract animal testing corporation. By targeting investors and business partners of HLS, SHAC repeatedly brought HLS to the brink of collapse, and it took direct assistance from the British government and an international counter-campaign of severe legal repression to keep the corporation afloat."
Universelles Leben ("Universal Life") is a German sect based in Würzburg, Germany founded in 1984. The group promotse vegetarianism and markets different vegetarian and vegan products. For years Universelles Leben tried to establish itself in the German animal rights movement.
Internal Austrian documents including account of police informer "Danielle Durand". The Austrian §278a trial was a "Trial against the Animal Liberation Movement and its Background" which "represents a further stage of repression against political activists in Austria."
Tierrechts-Aktion-Nord (TAN) was founded in 1987 as Tierschutz Aktiv Nord (TAN) and is the longest existing animal rights group in Germany.
German sociological paper on speciecism and its connection with existing power structures by Susann Witt-Stahl of Tierrechts-Aktion-Nord. Tierrechts-Aktion-Nord (TAN) was founded in 1987 as Tierschutz Aktiv Nord (TAN) and is the longest existing animal rights group in Germany.
German call to action to participate in the international worker's day demonstration on May 1st.
Article published in Underground #07 about the 1997 raid by the Animal Liberation Front of the University of Arizona.
Classified internal document of the German Bundeskriminalamt (German Federal Criminal Police Office) from 2008 about methods and the state of (state) surveillance and investigation.
The Animal Enterprise Terrorism Act (AETA) was "introduced [in 2006] in response to a growing threat commonly referred to as ecoterrorism" to criminalize animal rights activist and protect animal exploitation industries in the USA.