Andrew Tyler

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Andrew Tyler is the director of Animal Aid, the UK's largest animal rights organization. Tyler has been an animal rights campaigner and journalist for 30 years.

Animal rights Activists Greg Avery · David Barbarash Rod Coronado · Barry Horne Ronnie Lee · Keith Mann Ingrid Newkirk · Andrew Tyler Jerry Vlasak · Robin Webb Groups/campaigns Animal Aid Animal Liberation Front Animal liberation movement Animal Rights Militia BUAV · Great Ape Project Justice Department PETA PCRM · SPEAK Stop Huntingdon Animal Cruelty Viva! Issues Animal Enterprise Terrorism Act Animal rights Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986 Animal testing · Bile bear Factory farming International trade in primates Nafovanny Non-human primate experiments Operation Backfire Speciesism Cases Britches Cambridge University primates Covance · Huntingdon Life Sciences Pit of despair · Silver Spring monkeys Unnecessary Fuss Writers/advocates Steven Best · Stephen R.L. Clark Gary Francione · Gill Langley Tom Regan · Richard D. Ryder Peter Singer · Steven M. Wise Categories Animal experimentation Animal Liberation Front Animal rights movement Animal rights This box: view • talk • edit

Contents 1 Written works 2 Selected articles by Andrew Tyler 3 References 4 Further reading

[edit] Written works

• Big Pig [1]

[edit] Selected articles by Andrew Tyler

• with Peter Webbon. "Should the Grand National be axed for being too cruel?", The Guardian, May 4, 2006. [2]
• "An Act that has failed to protect animals", The Independent, April 17, 2006. [3]
• Don't be blinkered to the cruelty of racing, The Guardian, November 18, 2005.
• "Porton Down", Vegan Views, Autumn 2001.
• "Xenotransplantation", Genetic Futures News, undated, retrieved September 18, 2006.
• A National disgrace?, The Guardian, April 3, 2004.

[edit] References

• CV for Andrew Tyler, McSpotlight.org; includes Tyler's witness statement to the McLibel case.

[edit] Further reading

• Animal Aid