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    1. That’s nice. I have noticed a few animal protection laws adopted recently in Poland. This and the one that prohibits chaining the dogs.

    2. ambidextrousalpaca on

      So if they sell the meat for dog food or something and use the pelts as a by-product it’ll still be legally fine?

    3. AvailableUsername404 on

      For those overly optimistic it has to go through the parliment and then president has to sign it.

      Poland is second biggest fur producer in the world. The lobby is very strong here even if general public agrees that we should ban this out.

    4. We-all-gonna-die-oh on

      Polish right wingers are getting meltdowns over this. It’s great!

      I hope President Nawrocki signs this legal act!

    5. Throwawayaccount1170 on

      Another moment where I just feel deeply sorry for those animals and I’m so relieved I don’t wear fur/real leather, don’t eat animals, meat, fish etc. It just feels so so good for my conscience to not be part of that industry. But each to their own tho.

    6. Our for production isnt just legal but actively subsidized.

      You can thank our agrarian and swedish parties for that.

    7. Does it also include the import, sales and possession ban. Because otherwise, non-prohibitive countries like China, US, Russia, Greece and Spain will be happy to cover the deficite.

    8. Ancient-Bicycle-2122 on

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    9. Remember, ban in a country where it could be regulated to keep them in good condition and killed in a humane way, more will be keept like the ones on this picture and die in agony as there aare other places where it’s not regulated

    10. Bari_Baqors on

      So, other, furbearing animals not breed for the purpose of getting fur still aill give fur? Just a question, cuz I’m not in the topic.

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