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On 19 November 2020, China closed the consultation for revision of its wildlife protection law. We ask if the law will really help to prevent future pandemics, or just allow the trade in wildlife as livestock.

Fifteen compassionate fashion professionals spoke out in support of fur-free, sustainable fashion at our Compassion in Fashion Forum in September 2020.

Jiangxi is home to more truck-drivers than any other province in China. With the support of our corporate partner, SCANIA, Caring for Life is helping children stay safe on the roads and feel valued for their part in action against climate change.

At ACTAsia’s 6th Compassion in Fashion Forum in Shanghai, 15 eminent speakers brought hope to an audience looking for style innovation that won’t cost the future of our planet.

After two years of preparation, ACTAsia’s Caring for Life course has been recognised as an official component of teacher training at Suzhou University of Science and Technology (SUST).

Scientific evalutation of CFL Education by William Ellery Samuels, Ph.D, demonstrates significant changes to children’s attitudes and behaviours towards the environment in China, and potential for effective societal change.

A Caring for Life poster competition during lockdown in China shows understanding of risk of eating wildlife among children at ACTAsia pioneer school.

There is little change to the consultation draft of China’s revised National Livestock and Poultry Genetic Resources Catalogue which was published this week. Ambiguity surrounds permitted uses of many species of wild animals, amphibians, reptiles and companion animals.

A decision at China’s Two Sessions political meeting has put on ice anticipated revision of the wildlife protection law.

One Health and ACTAsia’s Institute of Caring for Life Academic Research & Education (iCARE) host a series of five think-tank webinars bringing a truly unique Chinese perspective to a global challenge.