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Collection of Canadian Animal Liberation Front (ALF) zines in the 80s and 90s, reprinted in book form for the first time. This collection brings together all issues of Frontline News and Combat, two animal liberation zines published by the Animal Liberation Front (ALF) Supporter's Group from 1986 to 1992. These zines covered the work of the Animal Liberation Front (""the radical fringe of the animal rights movement""), an underground movement of animal rights activists who break the law to rescue animals and inflict property damage on animal abusers. Included in this book: Animal Liberation Front action reports ALF prisoner updates Animal Liberation Front court case reports Newspaper article reprints on ALF actions ALF prisoner addresses Interview with Animal Liberation Front activists Animal Liberation Front communiques Essays and editorials on animal rights and veganism How to carry out sabotage actions against animal abusers Animal Liberation Front analysis Letters from Animal Liberation Front prisoners ...and much more. This is a rare look at the underground animal liberation and animal rights movement in the Canada in the 80s and 90s.

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The Animal Liberation Front (A.L.F.) is a clandestine movement of animal rights activists who work outside the law to rescue animals from abuse. Founded in Great Britain in the mid-1970s, the ALF a loosely organized movement of (mostly vegan) activists who break laws and risk prison to liberate animals. The ALF in North America became active in the 1980s. Considered heroes by many, and ""ecoterrorists"" by others, the tactics of the Animal Liberation Front range from arson to break-ins at laboratories, to fur farm raids, and beyond. The A.L.F. has carried out more than 1,000 actions since its inception.

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