United Animal Nations

Weber complemented the structure of the UN by adding a protection committee and the International Court of Animal Rights to the UAN.

The Statutes, Charter and Declaration were put together with Swiss philosopher and author Denis de Rougemont from Ferney-Voltaire, and a lawyer from Zürich, Anton Flachsmann.

The UAN's most important organ, The International Court of Justice for Animal Rights has its seat in Geneva.

The court has a president, two presidential assistants, and six to twelve further members representing the partaking animal protection associations.

[citation needed] As of 2011, the Journal Franz Weber listed twenty international trials in 34 years,[2] including: