Sunday, June 2

Valletta National Animal Rights Day 2024

Organized by National Animal Rights Day (NARD) and The National Animal Rights Day - Malta, Animal Liberation Malta and Chris Polychronakis
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Sunday | June 2 2024 | 3:30 am

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Important: If you haven't signed up officially for the event, please contact the organiser Christos via WhatsApp : +306945883076 Welcome to NARD 14! ● A Memorial Ceremony to commemorate the billions of animals who die yearly by human hands and educate the public about the cruelty-free alternative of a vegan lifestyle. ● A Celebration of the progress made towards ending animals' suffering and bringing forth their freedom. Join us for the 4th edition of National Animal Rights Day (NARD) in Malta, on June 4th at 10.00am We will start gathering at St. Georges Square in Valletta at approximately 09.30am, where we will have a march/funeral procession for the animals from there until the Triton Fountain in Valletta. There we will start our ceremony to commemorate the animals in the following order: A moment of silence in honor of the animals Welcome speech by the organiser Reading of Speeches, poems & other symbolic acts to commemorate the animals. Reading of Animal Rights Declaration Closing speech Paying our last respects to the animals & placing a flower on their tombstone (we will have a symbolic tombstone setup) Invite participants to sign the Declaration of Animal Rights Once the ceremony is over, we will transition to the celebration where at Balance Bowl in Gzira, there will be a separate event created for the celebration - more details below https://www.facebook.com/events/1459103571668375/ Please mark your attendance and contact the organizer via WhatsApp at +306945883076, so we can have your contact details and so we know if you will require a NARD T-shirt: Thank you for standing with us for Animal Liberation! Until all animals are free!

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National Animal Rights Day (NARD)
The National Animal Rights Day - Malta, Animal Liberation Malta and Chris Polychronakis