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PETA’s 2025 Vegan Nice Cream Awards Celebrate Malaysian Favorites

A total of four companies in Malaysia are included in the 2025 Vegan Nice Cream Awards, and here are the winners!

PETA Reveals the Best Vegan Eats in White Lotus Destination

PETA Asia takes its 2025 Best Vegan Eats Awards to Koh Samui, the stunning backdrop for The White Lotus and a haven for vegan food lovers.

‘White Lotus’ Creator Writes to Thai Prime Minister on Behalf of Baby Monkeys

“The White Lotus” director Mike White wants the Thai government to protect endangered and vulnerable baby monkeys. Here’s what he said after seeing footage from PETA’s latest exposé.

Year of the Snake: Horrific New PETA Footage Sparks Urgent Plea

Shocking new footage exposes the cruelty behind the snakeskin trade. PETA urges fashion events to ditch snakeskin for the Year of the Snake and beyond.

Make the Year of the Snake a Year for Snakes

As we welcome the Year of the Snake, let’s explore some fascinating facts about these remarkable animals—and shed light on the cruelty they endure in the name of human …

Discover the Philippines’ Top Vegan Spots: PETA Asia’s 2024 Best Awards Revealed!

From delicious desserts to savory Filipino classics, see why Manila and Siargao shine in PETA Asia’s 2024 Vegan Awards.

Kimberley Chen Named PETA Asia’s 2024 Person of the Year

Kimberley Chen, a vocal animal advocate, has been named PETA Asia’s 2024 Person of the Year for her efforts to promote veganism and animal rights.

James Cromwell Urges Egyptian Government to End Rampant Animal Abuse

Legendary actor and PETA Honorary Director James Cromwell is urging the Egyptian government to end the rampant abuse of camels and horses at the Giza pyramids.

Thailand’s Merit Food Products Wins PETA Asia’s Company of the Year

Merit Food Products has become the first Thai coconut milk producer to eliminate monkey labor from its supply chain.

Egypt Update: PETA’s Pressure Spurs Government Action, but More Is Needed

PETA’s pressure spurs action to increase protections for horses and camels used in Egypt’s tourism industry—but there’s still more to do.