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Long-tailed macaques living freely in Mauritius

Action for Primates is a UK-based project that advocates globally on behalf of non-human primates. Despite their status as our closest living biological relatives, non-human primates face many threats and continue to suffer and be exploited by humans around the world, whether in their native habitat, in trade and transportation, in research and toxicity testing laboratories, in private homes, in zoos, as entertainment, on social media, or as food and body parts.

Action for Primates exists to raise awareness and encourage humans to take action on behalf of primates everywhere.

Please join us on this important mission, by supporting our action alerts and following us on Bluesky, Facebook, Instagram and X (Twitter).


Action Alerts
Long-tailed macaque in laboratory cage; SOKO Tierschutz and Cruelty Free International
LATEST
Monkeys still being turned into alcoholics at Wake Forest University School of Medicine, USA
Barbary macaque in wooden cage on street in Morocco; East Lothian Uncaged
Speak out for the Barbary macaques used and abused as photo props in Morocco
Crates containing long-tailed macaques from Mauritius being unloaded in Miami, Awesome Cargo; Action for Primates
Urge Awesome Cargo to stop transporting monkeys
Long-tailed macaque restrained in device for toxicity testing in UK; Toxicity.inc
Images from UK laboratory reveal disturbing insight into animal suffering for regulatory toxicity testing purposes
Rhesus macaques in a laboratory; Cruelty Free International/SOKO Tierschutz
Help turn Oregon National Primate Research Center into a monkey sanctuary
Other marmosets at the University of Cambridge; Cruelty Free International
Brain damage inflicted upon marmosets in UK research to simulate schizophrenia in humans
News
Guianan squirrel monkeys living freely in French Guiana; Cayambe
LATEST
Squirrel monkeys forced through multiple pregnancies, then killed in NIH-funded USA research
Long-tailed macaque restrained, oral gavage toxicity testing; Toxicity.inc
Shocking fate of Mauritius monkeys in UK laboratories
Baby common marmoset living freely; Alucilde Neto, Dreamstime
Marmosets genetically modified to be born deaf in German research
Mother Japanese macaque grooming her child, Japan; Rocktendo & Adam Gman
Tragic case of baby snow monkey born in Japanese zoo
Green monkeys in dealer's cage, St Kitts; Cruelty Free International
Monkeys forced to consume alcohol by Canadian researchers in St Kitts and Nevis
Long-tailed macaque in Mauritius monkey farm; Cruelty Free International
Animal groups condemn inhumane monkey transports from Mauritius

We use the term primates to refer to non-human primates. Further, although we are in principle opposed to any primate being held in captivity, we know that some individuals who are rescued from private homes, laboratories, zoos and other captive situations cannot be rehabilitated and returned to their natural habitat. We support these individuals being cared for by genuine sanctuaries, in as close to natural conditions as feasible for their entire lives, and not being exploited in any way.

Action for Primates recognises that all animals, not just non-human primates, deserve respect and protection from harm by humans.


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