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What is the primary focus of the Animal Justice Party?
What is the primary focus of the Animal Justice Party?
When was the Animal Justice Party officially registered?
When was the Animal Justice Party officially registered?
What milestone does the AJP seek to achieve regarding animal experimentation?
What milestone does the AJP seek to achieve regarding animal experimentation?
Which of the following key objectives is NOT part of the AJP's policy on animal fur?
Which of the following key objectives is NOT part of the AJP's policy on animal fur?
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Who is a notable figure in the Animal Justice Party?
Who is a notable figure in the Animal Justice Party?
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In which regions is the AJP registered?
In which regions is the AJP registered?
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What stance does the AJP take on animal testing?
What stance does the AJP take on animal testing?
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How many Members of Parliament does the AJP currently have?
How many Members of Parliament does the AJP currently have?
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Study Notes
Animal Justice Party (AJP)
- Founded in 2009 by Steve Garlick
- Registered in Australia on May 3, 2011
- First Australian political party dedicated solely to animal welfare
- Registered with the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC)
- Present in all states and territories across Australia
- Currently has two Members of Parliament and two elected Councilors
AJP Policies
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Animal Experimentation
- Aims to phase out animal testing in Australia
- Focuses on humane alternatives
- Key objectives:
- National plan to phase out animal experimentation with specific milestones
- Banning of cruel research methods like forced swim tests and Draize tests
- Ending government funding for animal experimentation
- Supporting development of non-animal methods
- Public register for animal research projects to increase transparency
- Expanding definition of "animal" in research to include all sentient beings
- Implementing rehoming for animals used in experimentation
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Fur
- Opposes production and sale of animal fur in Australia
- Key objectives:
- Banning fur farming and all methods of obtaining fur from animals
- Prohibiting sale of products containing animal fur
- Ensuring accurate labeling of faux fur products
Notable Person
- Emma Hurst, a registered psychologist and former campaign director at Animal Liberation
- Elected to Parliament
- Led inquiries into animal welfare
- Advocated for labeling of eggs from caged hens
- Campaigned against ag-gag laws
- Works to end animal testing and increase transparency in animal agriculture
State and Electorate Contesting
- Contests elections across all Australian states and territories
- Aims to represent animal welfare at both state and federal levels
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Explore the policies of the Animal Justice Party (AJP), Australia's first political party dedicated solely to animal welfare. This quiz covers their primary goals, including the phasing out of animal experimentation and promoting humane alternatives. Test your knowledge on the AJP's objectives and strategies for improving animal rights in Australia.
