Kesha has spoken out about the new law which was passed on March 11th by European Officials, banning the sale of cosmetics in the EU which have been tested on animals.
Kesha has a love for animals
Kesha spoke of her 'renewed faith in humanity' as the law was passed.
The new law had gained support from a variety of celebs including Sir Paul McCartney, Sienna Miller, Joanna Lumley and Stella McCartney, and particularly from pop star Kesha who is a Global Ambassador for America's The Humane Society.
The new law had gained support from a variety of celebs including Sir Paul McCartney, Sienna Miller, Joanna Lumley and Stella McCartney, and particularly from pop star Kesha who is a Global Ambassador for America's The Humane Society.
Kesha spoke of the historical achievement, saying: 'I am celebrating something wonderful, something compassionate and selfless that combines two of my great loves: cosmetics and animals. I can honestly say that today I have renewed faith in humanity. Eu (European Union) citizens showed their disgust at causing defenceless creatures pain and suffering for the sake of a new lip-liner or blusher, and their politicians listened and took action to change the world for the better.'
Kesha will be performing at the Kids Choice Awards
Kesha also went on to call animal testing 'ugly' and prompted a world wide ban.
It has been confirmed that Kesha will be performing her hit single "C'mon" at the Kids' Choice Awards, despite criticism that her music and performances are too risky.
