L214

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L214

L214 éthique & animaux
Formation	2008; 16 years ago (2008)
Founders	Brigitte Gothière and Sébastien Arsac
Type	Nonprofit
Purpose	Promotion of animal rights and antispeciesism
Region	France
President	Antoine Comiti
Website	www.l214.com

L214 (also known as L214 éthique & animaux) is a French animal rights organization. It was founded in 2008 by the action group "Stop Gavage" (stop force-feeding) for the abolition of foie gras, which now continues its actions within L214. The organization is devoted to the welfare of animals used for human consumption (meat, milk, eggs, and fish), putting into question the links between society and animals.