Circus Cruelty

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The plight of the palm oil elephants There are precious few elephants left in Borneo, and the population gets smaller every year. Forests where they live are being slashed to make way for palm oil plantations, making it more and more difficult for elephants and farmers to thrive toget

The terrible fate of Raja the baby elephant, chained and held hostage by an angry mob: An image that will haunt you and a story that will enrage you In this shocking expose the Duchess of Cornwall’s brother reveals how baby elephant Raja was shockingly mistreated as he was kept

World’s smallest elephants killed for ivory in Borneo Asian elephants have faced less poaching than their African cousins but the latest grisly finds have led conservationists to worry for their survival Borneo’s elephants are the smallest in the world. Even the planet’s smalles

A bill banning the use of wild and exotic animals in all US Circuses has been introduced to the House.  It’s up to us to get it passed. TEAPSPA, the bill that will end the use of wild or exotic animals in all US circuses was reintroduced in the house by Raúl Grijalva (D-AZ) and David

Last week’s surge in new, locally transmitted Covid-19 cases in China, serves as a reminder to the rest of Asia that the possibility of a second wave may be all too real. A similar surprise second wave hit Singapore at the start of April after it appeared the island nation had been su

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Ethical tourism and socially minded travel could become the new normal. Photo: Getty Images/iStockphotoFrom cruelly chained elephants and drugged tigers to smuggled exotic species, animal cruelty is rife in the travel industry – but today’s disruption offers a golden opportunity to re

SIEM REAP, CAMBODIA - The new coronavirus has left its mark on Angkor Wat, the world’s top tourist attraction. Foreign visitors are rare, the elephants are being rehoused and local businesses have gone bankrupt, but for Cambodians it’s a chance to reclaim their heritage. Authorities s