Tell Legislators to Honor Free Speech about CAFOs in New Hampshire

HB110 requires that anyone who records cruelty to livestock must report it within 24 hours. This means that no ongoing recording of cruelty can take place—no undercover operations or long-term investigations can happen.

It’s clear the only reason for this legislation is to keep the public from seeing the shocking conditions that exist on CAFOs. If passed into law, this bill will protect large factory farms by making undercover investigations into animal care illegal. Those who report and expose cruelty to animals would risk huge fines.

Tell your legislator that photographing CAFOs is protected speech under the First Amendment, and if farmers don’t want their dirty laundry aired, they should simply make their farms sanitary and treat their animals humanely. Rather than stop cruel treatment of animals, this bill will simply ensure that the public never learns about it.

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