1. The Need for Humane Education
triad of cruelty to animals, bed wetting and fire setting in childhood is strongly indicative of likely violent behaviour in adulthood; and
there is a significantly higher incidence of behaviour involving cruelty to animals, usually
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2. Humane Education
in the quality of animals' lives. It can be an effective - and relatively low cost - strategy for dealing with animal abuse. Aim The aim of Humane Education is to create a culture of empathy and caring by stimulating the moral
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3. National and State/Regional Legislation
system will depend on the culture and history of the country. For example, legislation can be based on that of former colonial powers. Thus, laws in Commonwealth countries (or former Commonwealth countries) and former 'colonies' are often laws
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