
Italy: Fondazione Diritti Genetici (The Genetics Rights Foundation) works on a wide range of issues of genetic engineering in agriculture and medicine in Italy and within the whole European Community.

Europe: Friends of the Earth's European GMO Campaign is working to safeguard GMO-free agriculture and to ensure that European citizens have the right to choose GMO-free food.

United Kingdom: The Gaia Foundation is a UK partner of the Africa Biodiversity Network, providing information and support to African NGOs and campaigns on a range of biodiversity-related issues, including GM.

Germany: The Gen-ethic Network provides information on allaspects and issues of genetic engineering and reproduction technology with the aim to support critical arguments on these technologies.

UK: GeneWatch UK is a not-for-profit group that monitors developments in genetic technologies from a public interest, environmental protection and animal welfare perspective. GeneWatch believes people should have a voice in whether or how these technologies are used and campaigns for safeguards for people, animals and the environment. GeneWatch worsk on all aspects of genetic technologies - from GM crops and foods to genetic testing of humans, and runs the
GM Contamination Register, an on-line database of incidents of GM contamination, illegal releases and adverse agricultural side-effects together with Greenpeace.

France: The Groupe International d'Etudes Transdisciplinaires (GIET) is an association of people who want to think about our civilisation. Being transdisciplinary, they try through disciplines to look at implicite propositions which are necessary to the truth of science propositions, but are not expressed, seen, or discussed. This leads GIET to be radically against transgenic organisms, as this practice is only a "know how" and not a knowledge, and because these practices have no justification other than "I know how to make it".
Austria: GLOBAL 2000 is a Vienna based environmental organisation and part of Friends of the Earth International network. It exposes environmental scandals and pressures business as well as politicians. Experts of the organisation also develop new environmental solutions. The organisation has a vivid campaign on genetic engineering to protect sustainable agriculture from this risk technology.

UK: GM Free Cymru is an alliance of farmers, environmentalists, and other individuals who seek to use non-violent democratic means to keep Wales free of GM crops. Formed at the time of the successful protest movement at Mathry in 2001, when two field trials of GM maize were were stopped, the alliance has subsequently attracted support from all parts of Wales and further afield.

Europe/Netherlands: Greenpeace works against the release of GMOs into the environment as there is not adequate scientific understanding of their impact on the environment and human health. It advocates immediate interim measures such as labelling of GE ingredients, and the segregation of genetically engineered crops and seeds from conventional ones.

Spain: Genetic Resources Action International (GRAIN) is an international non-governmental organisation which promotes the sustainable management and use of agricultural biodiversity based on people's control over genetic resources and local knowledge.
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Europe:
Ecoropa
European Greens
FoEE
Greenpeace
IFOAM EU
Albania:
OAA
Austria:
Global 2000
Belgium:
Wervel
Bulgaria:
Agrolink
Estonia:
ELF
Finland:
People's Biosafety Association
Georgia:
Elkana
Germany:
AbL
GeN
Kein Patent auf Leben
Liga für Hirtenvölker
MfT
zs-l
Greece:
DIO
Hungary:
ETK
Luxembourg:
Mouvement Ecologique
Netherlands:
ASEED
Norway:
Development Fund
Portugal:
Plataforma Transgénicos Fora
Serbia:
CEKOR
Slovenia:
ISD
Spain:
COAG
Ecologistas en Acción
GRAIN
Sweden:
Ekologiska Lantbrukarna
SNF
Switzerland:
Basel Appeal
EvB
SAG
Swissaid
WWF Schweiz