A message from Peter Tatchell, on behalf of Freedom for Animals.

Dear John,

My name is Peter Tatchell. You may know me for my campaigning for human rights, democracy, LGBT+ freedom and global justice.

I am emailing you today as a longstanding Patron of Freedom for Animals. Animal rights is another important cause close to my heart. I support the campaigns against the abuse of animals and for animal liberation. Freedom for Animals campaigns on many important issues such as zoos, aquariums, falconry and the exotic pet trade. This work is absolutely vital, which is why I am proud to add my voice to their campaigns.

As a life-long campaigner, I know exactly how crucial activism is to achieve real change. I have seen the power a movement can have when people come together and add their voice  to a cause. Throughout history, our collective efforts have empowered us to stand up to some of the biggest institutions in the world - and create radical change.

This is why I am inviting you today to join me and the team at Freedom for Animals, by becoming a Freedom Champion. Your monthly donation will fuel action for animal rights, and move us closer to a world where all are free from harm, exploitation and captivity.

In solidarity,

Peter Tatchell
Human Rights Campaigner
On behalf of Freedom for Animals

“Don’t accept the world as it is. Dream about what the world could be – then help us make it happen.”

P.S. Join me and the team at Freedom for Animals today, by becoming a Freedom Champion. Thank you.

About Peter Tatchell

Now living in London, Peter was born in Australia and has campaigned for human rights since 1969. He is a high-profile lecturer, author, journalist and activist on a wide range of issues. Although he has focused primarily on campaigning for gay emancipation, Peter believes human rights are universal and indivisible, and he has been involved in campaigns opposing capital punishment, apartheid, nuclear weapons and Britain’s war in Ireland and the US wars in Vietnam and Iraq.

For several years, Peter has spoken in support of animal issues and has highlighted comparisons between human and animal rights. Thought-provoking and unafraid to ask awkward questions, he is the author of six books and over 3,000 published articles. In recognition of his work, Peter was nominated for the 1992 Martin Ennals Civil Liberties Award.

A new Netflix documentary, 'Hating Peter Tatchell' chronicles Peter's life and campaigning.

www.petertatchellfoundation.org