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Tony Benn Letter to Burberry

Today, a letter from the former MP Tony Benn was hand delivered by a PETA campaigner to Burberry, asking them to have a rethink on their outdated fur policy. The letter is addressed to the CEO and urges Burberry to end the use of fur in its designs. Benn, a staunch advocate of animal rights, doesn’t meddle with his words and says, “How desperately sad then that Burberry has taken this huge moral step backwards by choosing to adorn its garments with a product of such misery and suffering, a product that is unacceptable by any British standard.”

PETA continues to campaign against the fashion company until it drops real fur from its collections. When questioned on their use of fur and the letter, a spokesman unsurprisingly had very little to say.

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posted by Kayj on April 14th, 2008 at 4:24 am

Thank you Mr Benn for all the work done and all the work, i did not know you did, in the past, like banning fur farming in the U.K. It is such a horrible horrible industry and i ahte to see it rear it ugly head again.

Thank you again.

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