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41. SG Remarks CIC58

Assembly being “Hunting – a part of cultural heritage.” We are fortunate to be in a country with a strong tradition of conservation and management of wildlife. The Hunting and conservation communities have long

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42. Keynote address by John E. Scanlon, Secretary-General, CITES

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43. ASI: Resource Details

to end government-funded hunting activities on all public lands and to outlaw hunting, shooting, or trapping animals for sport. While trends suggest that these long-term goals will be realized, the animal advocacy community is currently focused

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44. ASI: ASI Diary

saying, "People enjoy hunting and shooting because it’s an important part of who they are." She says, "I have gone hunting. I am not a hunter. But I have gone hunting." So, there you have it. She understands

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45. 'They Clearly Now See the Link': Militant Voices, by Philip Windeatt

the field throughout the foxhunting season. They have a membership of 5,000, established local groups and a working relationship with the larger League Against Cruel Sports, which has led the

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46. The Concept of Beastliness: Philosophy, Ethics and Animal Behavior, by Mary ...

he not see that the wolf's hunting him was exactly the same as his hunting the deer? (There are tribes which do think in this way: but it is Western thought that I am exploring.) As Lorenz remarks,

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47. Dr Jenia Meng - ORIGINS OF ATTITUDES TOWARDS ANIMALS (2009)

Teaching people fishing and hunting is 30 units of bad. Â· Killing fish or bugs counts for 3 units of bad. Trying to persuade people to stop hunting, fishing or slaughtering, if it does not succeed, counts for 1 unit of good; if people give

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48. Debating with Scruton in the TLS | Oxford Centre for Animal Ethics

their prey for easy hunting (as foxhunters sometimes do with foxes), and if, moreover, cat-keepers arranged regular meetings so that they could accompany and encourage them in hunting. But since cat keepers do none of these things, the

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