Mira Fong 房曼琪 is a free thinker and published writer for social and environmental justice. She has a degree in philosophy. 
This home page is for addressing current issues on justice for humans and non-humans, and is intended to encourage the public to take actions:
Latest Update: On June 8, 2011, Taiwan legislators passed the Ban Trapping Bill, an amendment to Taiwan's Animal Protection Law: " That it is illegal to use, manufacture, sale, display or import steel jaw leg hold traps without permission from the central government". Now we must urge Taiwan authorities to set timeline and implement the law. Thanks to PETA, LCA and all other Taiwan's animal protection groups.
International Campaign 2011 for Taiwan Homeless Animals-Ban Steel Jaw Leg Hold Traps NOW.
Say No to Franken Salmon, May 15 2011 Santa Fe New Mexican
AquaBounty Technologies
An Outright Betrayal-A letter to the editor July 10, 2010.
January 4, 2011 News Update: Chimpanzee Transfer On Hold
The National Institute of Health just announced that the 186 chimps will remain at the Alamogordo facility in NM until the National Academy of Science complete a review of policies related to the use of chimpanzees in biomedical research. It could mean the beginning of ending invasive biomedical research on great apes altogether; the European Union has already ban the practice.
Please call your representatives that all chimpanzees should be retired to chimp sanctuaries, not to laboratories, and to ban medical research on chimpanzees permanently. To take actions: www.apnm.org/campaigns/chimps
April 2012 news update: The Great Ape Protection & Cost Saving Act of 2011 has 69 co-sponsors in HR 1515 and S810, please urge them to read the investigative McClatchy Special Report: http://mcclatchydc.com/chimps.
In The Name of The People, the true meaning of democracy.
Recommended by doctors: A healthy plant based diet.
Tomatoes, cucumber, kale, Bell peppers, zucchini, lettuce, sweet basil...all from my garden.
Ah, This is the Animal that Never Was, A poem
Published by Spiritual Renaissance 
Photo from Farm Animal Reform Movement
www.farmusa.org