We citizens, citizens, organizations, aware of the ethical, environmental, health and social issues, no longer want intensive and industrial breeding that confines animals in closed buildings, in cages, in concrete ponds, forcing them to live in extreme conditions of promiscuity.

We do not want any more intensive farms that are not respectful of the environment, highly emitting greenhouse gases, producing green algae and acid rain.

We do not want any more intensive breeders destroying biodiversity, actors of deforestation.

We no longer want this system, supported by public money, an enemy of the general interest. A system that imposes harsh, alienating and risky working conditions, where farmers commit more suicide than in any other socio-professional category.

We no longer want intensive breeding that promotes antimicrobial resistance and the emergence of new extremely dangerous pathogens.

We no longer want a speculative system that creates social and economic imbalances in many parts of the world.

We no longer want a strongly meaty and milky diet that underlies these production methods and endangers our health.

Elected politicians, we can no longer, at your best, at worst – and more often – your active support to the intensive livestock lobby.

The ethical, climatic, environmental, sanitary and social urgency makes it necessary to engage our country in an agricultural and food transition: we must quickly move towards an essentially vegetable consumption, sustainable, healthy, respectful of the environment, animals and humans.

Today we want action, strong and concrete measures to break the deadlock. We require that :

• an immediate moratorium on intensive farming and the prohibition of new constructions intended to raise animals without access to the outdoors;
• a concrete plan to get out of intensive farming, with the support of people who depend on it today for alternative production;
• a large-scale revegetation of public or private catering.

Elected, political leaders, will you be at the rendezvous?

The petitioners :

Idriss J. Aberkane, teacher and essayist; Jeanne Added, writer-composer-performer; Isabelle Adjani, actress ; Manuela AlbertoneProfessor of Modern History, University of Turin; Arlette-Laure AlessandriPresident of the Animal Assistance Foundation; Françoise Armengaud, philosopher, ex-MC University of Paris-Ouest; Muriel Arnal, president of the association One voice; Arthur Hsinger and musician; Yann Arthus-Bertrand, photographer, reporter, director, French ecologist and president of the GoodPlanet Foundation; Lilian Auzas, writer; Laurent Baffie, humorist and animator; Renaud Barbaras, professor of philosophy, University Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne; Muriel Barbery, writer; Brigitte Bardot, actress and founder of the Brigitte Bardot Foundation; Aurélien Barrau, astrophysicist; Philippe Barre, co-founder of the Darwin Ecosystem; Pierre-Emmanuel Barré, humorist; Jean-Hugues Barthélémy, associate professor of philosophy, associate researcher at Paris-Nanterre University; Lauren Bastide, journalist and producer; Nathalie Baye, actress ; Laurent Bègue-Shankland, co-initiator of Green Monday, professor of the universities and member of the University Institute of France; Stéphane Bern, presenter; JEremy Bernard, co-founder of the collective Les parasites; Christian Berner, philosopher, professor, University Paris Nanterre; Christine Berrou, humorist; Fabienne Berthaudwriter and director; Aline Bertin, researcher in ethology at INRA; Magali Bessone, PR, philosophy, University Paris 1 Pantheon Sorbonne; Marie-Claude Bomsel, veterinarian, honorary professor at the National Museum of Natural History; Christine Bonnard, actress; Allain Bougrain-Dubourg, journalist and president of the League for the Protection of Birds; Dalia Bovet, ethologist, University Paris Nanterre; Leszek BrogowskiProfessor of Philosophy of Art at Rennes 2 University and Vice President of Humanities and Social Sciences and Site Policy of this university; Pierre BrunetProfessor of Public Law, University Paris 1 Pantheon Sorbonne; Florence Burgat, philosopher, research director, INRA, seconded to ENS Paris; Belinda Cannone, writer; Jean Carlet, retired hospital doctor, president of the Alliance against the development of multidrug-resistant bacteria (ACdeBMR); Aymeric Caron, journalist, writer, anti-party activist; Jérémie Carroy, creator and director of La Relève and La Peste; Georges Chapouthier, philosopher, research director emeritus at the CNRS; Leopoldine Charbonneaux, Director of CIWF France; Francis Chastagner, President of Novissen; Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, choreographer and dancer; Sarah Chichewriter and psychoanalyst; Hugo Clément, journalist; Jean-Pierre Clero, philosopher, professor at the University of Rouen; Yves Cochetformer Minister of the Environment, President of the Momentum Institute; Jean-Michel Cohennutritionist; Valérie Damidot, TV host and actress; Emilie DardenneLecturer in English, University Rennes 2; Eva Darlanactress, writer, producer and director; Hélène de Fougerolles, actress ; Vincent Dedienneactor and comedian; Jean-Baptiste Del Amo, writer; Vivien Deloge, co-president of Climat'Optimistes; Mylène Demongeot, actress ; Jean-Baptiste Descroix-Vernier, business man ; Ingrid Desjourspsychologist specialized in psychocriminology and writer; Hugo Desnoyer, butcher Cyril Dion, author, director, poet, environmental activist; Sophie Dol, veterinarian; Arielle Dombasle, actress and singer ; Caroline Dubois, co-founder of the GroinGroin refuge and co; Michel Dubromel, president of France nature environment; Anny Duperey, actress ; Annie Ernaux, mail Women ; Lamya Essemlali, president of Sea Shepherd France; David Foenkinos, writer; Dalibor Friouxwriter and consultant; Gilles Fumey, professor of cultural geography; Jean-Marc Gancille, co-founder of Darwin; Hélène Gateauveterinarian and TV host; Julie Gautier, director; Jean-Claude People, professor-researcher in philosophy, University of Burgundy; Angelo Giavatto, lecturer in philosophy, University of Nantes; Franz-Olivier Giesbert, journalist, writer; Giocante Vahina, actress ; Sara Giraudeau, actress ; Brigitte Gauthière, co-founder of the L214 association; Jean-Jacques GouguetProfessor Emeritus, University of Limoges; Colette Goujon, doctor, neurologist – Henri-Mondor Hospital Center; Dominique Grangesinger-songwriter; Jacques-Antoine Granjon, entrepreneur and CEO of Veepee; Sophie Guérard de Latour, lecturer in political philosophy, University Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne; Jean-Luc Guichet, lecturer in philosophy, University of Picardy; Jules Verne, ESPE of Beauvais; Sylvie Guillem, prima ballerina ; Greg Guillotin, actor ; Nili Hadida, a singer ; David Haigron, professor-researcher in British civilization, University Rennes 2; Pierre Hinardbreeder and agronomist; Stéphanie Hochet, writer; Reha Hutin, Foundation 30 million friends; Jean-Michel Jedraszac, president of AIVES; Monique Jeudy-Ballini, Director of Research in Social Anthropology at the CNRS; Camellia Jordanasinger and actress; Jean-François Julliard, President of Greenpeace France; Jean-Pierre Kieffer, President of the Abattoir Bovine Assistance Service (OABA); Kim Glow, influencer and singer; Fateh Kimouche, co-founder of Al-Kanz; Arno Klarsfeldlawyer and writer; Gilles Lacan, former magistrate, general attorney at the Court of Cassation; André Lacaux, Honorary Lecturer at Paris-Diderot University; Yves Lahiani, doctor, veterinarian, laureate of the National Veterinary School of Alfort and the Faculty of Medicine of Créteil, graduated from the Institute of Animal Immunology and Comparative; Rodolphe Landemaine, entrepreneur ; Maxence Lapérouse (Maxenss), singer-songwriter and web videographer; Axel Lattuada, director and actor; Melanie Laurent, actress and director; Franck Laval, President of Ecology Without Borders; Jordan Lellouche, co-founder of The Good Spoon Company; Lolita Lempickafashion designer; Philippe Lena, geographer, sociologist, director of research at the IRD; Frédéric Lenoirphilosopher, writer; Fred Lévy, research director at INRA; Ninon Maillard, historian of law, University of Nantes; Silvia Manonellas, philosopher, professor of superior chair at high schools Henri-IV and Louis-le-Grand; Fabien MarchadierProfessor of Private Law, University of Poitiers; Séverine Marcqscientific mediator; Jean-Pierre Marguénaud, Associate Professor of Law, Researcher at the Institute of European Law of Human Rights (IDEDH), University of Montpellier, Director of the Biannual Journal of Animal Law; Marie-Claude Marsolier-Kergoat, geneticist, CEA / National Museum of Natural History; Vincent Message, writer; Guillaume Meurice, columnist and comedian; Raphael Mezrahi, comedian and actor; Annie Miller, author and creator of the Claude Miller Cinema Writing Workshop; Roger Mirmont, actor; Mr Octopus, animator, humorist and actor; Benjamin Moron-Puech, professor-researcher in private law, laboratory of legal sociology, University Panthéon-Assas; Nagui, facilitator and producer; Guillaume Néry, world champion apnea; Jean-Marc Neumann, Lawyer ; Fabrice Nicolino, journalist; Pierre Niney, actor; Amélie Nothomb, writer; André Ollivro, President of Green Tide Stop; Michel Onfrayphilosopher and essayist; Ovidie, director and writer; Martin Page, writer; Tanguy Pastureau, humorist; Marie PavlenkoFrench novelist, author of children's and youth literature; Corine Pelluchon, philosopher, professor at Paris-Est-Marne-la-Vallée University; Sylvie Perceau, lecturer in Greek literature, Jules Verne University; Fabien Poulaillon, leader of Groupe Poulaillon; Paul Quintrand, honorary DPLG architect, honorary professor, member of the Academy of Architecture; Pierre-Etienne Raultbreeder; Philippe Reigné, holder of the chair of business law, professor of the National Conservatory of Arts and Crafts; Alexandre and Maxime Renahy, co-founders of lanceuralerte.org; Matthieu Ricard, doctor of cellular genetics, Tibetan Buddhist monk, author and photographer; Audrey Rieber, lecturer in philosophy at ENS Lyon; Pierre Rigauxnaturalist; Riss, director of Charlie Hebdo's publication; Sonia Rolland, Miss France 2000 Paul Rondin, managing director of the Avignon Festival; Alexandra Rosenfeld, Miss France and Miss Europe 2006; Olivia Rosenthal, writer; François-Xavier Roux-DemareDean of the Faculty of Law, Economics, Management and AES at the University of Brest; Liliane Rovère, actress ; Julie SaadaProfessor of Philosophy, Institute of Political Studies, Paris; Bruno Salomone, actor; Pierre Sang, Chef ; Véronique Sansonsinger, pianist, singer-songwriter; Amanda Scott, host and actress; Henry Servat, journalist, writer; Pablo Servigneresearcher in-land-dependent and author; Marc Simoncini, entrepreneur, founder of Meetic; Nicola Sirkis, singer-songwriter, Indochina group; Olivier Steiner, writer; Tardi, comic book author; Thierry Thomas, director; Augustin Trapenard, journalist; Nicolas Treicheconomist; Michel Troper, academic; Henri Trubert, co-founder of the editions Les Liens qui libérer; Claire Valley, founding chef of ONA restaurant; Sophie Verbeeck, actress ; Claire VialProfessor of Public Law, University of Montpellier; Elodie Vieille Blanchard, president of the Vegetarian Association of France; Anne-Lorraine Vigouroux, founder of L'Autre ferme; Anne Vonesch, doctor and co-founder of the plein-air collective; Vanessa Wagnerpianist; Gabrièle Wersinger, philosopher, university professor, research director, University of Reims; Lambert Wilson, actor; Samahasinger of the group Shaka Ponk; Sam Zirah, youtubeur