Information Centre of General Animal Protection (beta)

1. How to Do Animal Rights - Factory Farming

factory farms can attend the animals more closely than animals wandering about on traditional farms, so that sick animals are treated faster. Claim: Workers on factory farms are swamped by massive numbers of animals. They cannot and do not try

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2. How to Do Animal Rights - Violence or Nonviolence

the mechanisms for harming animals. Harms must be countered with technology to make effective, inexpensive alternatives, like: animal eating: invent synthetic but realistically satisfying meat. animal experimenting: devise superior

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3. How to Do Animal Rights - Campaigning

Sentience vs non-sentient animals. Speciesism vs anthropocentrism. animals as property, legal status as objects. Exploitation of animals for food, experimentation, trade. animal rights vs animal welfare vs nature conservation. Practical

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4. How to Do Animal Rights - Animal Rights

Chapter 2 Animal Rights Snappy Page EssenceAnimal rights are benefits people give to Animals to protect them from human use and abuse. Rights can take moral, legal and practical forms. Animal rights are benefits

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5. How to Do Animal Rights - Chickens - Egglaying Hens