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  1. Animal Rights: Definition, Issues, and Examples - The Humane …

    • Animal rights are moral principles grounded in the belief that non-human animals deserve the ability to live as they wish, without being subjected to the desires of human beings. At the core of animal rights is autonom… 展开

    Do Animals Have Rights?

    Very few countries have enshrined animal rights into law. However, the US and the UK do have some basic protections and guidelines for how animals can be treated. 展开

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    What Are Some Examples of Animal Rights?

    While few laws currently exist in the UK or US that recognize or protect animals' rights to enjoy li… 展开

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    What's The Difference Between Animal Welfare and Animal Rights?

    Animal rights philosophy is based on the idea that animals should not be used by people for any reason, and that animal rights should protect their interests the way human rights pro… 展开

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    Do Animals Need Rights? Pros and Cons

    The idea of giving animals rights tends to be contentious, given how embedded animal products are within societies such as the United States. Some people, including animal … 展开

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    • Animals may not be used for food.
    • Animals may not be hunted.
    • The habitats of animals must be protected to allow them to live according to their choosing.
    • Animals may not be bred.
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