RSPCA to challenge ASA's ruling

Howard Lake | 18 April 2001 | News

The Royal Society for the Protection of Animals is to challenge the Advertising Standards Authority’s ruling against it.

The Royal Society for the Protection of Animals is to challenge the Advertising Standards Authority’s ruling against it. The ASA said that the RSPCA’s newspaper adverts in December 2000 were not justified in claiming that most people would support a ban on fox-hunting.

Read RSPCA bites back at watchdogs’ ruling by Claire Cozens at MediaGuardian.

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