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33. Animal Rights


UNIVERSAL DECLARATION ON THE RIGHTS OF ANIMAL

This resolution was adopted by the Organization of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), followed by the United Nations Organization (UNO). Animals have rights that must be met

PREAMBLE Whereas life is unique and unrepeatable, that all living things have a common origin and that have differentiated in the course of evolution of species.

Whereas all living beings have a natural right, and that any animal with a nervous system and brain stem possesses inherent rights.

Whereas disregard and sheer ignorance of these natural rights, cause serious damage to nature and lead men to commit crimes against animals.

whereas the coexistence of different species in the world requires the recognition of the human species to the right of existence of other animal species.

Whereas respect for human beings to animals is inseparable from respect for the men among themselves.

PROCLAIMING THE FOLLOWING

ARTICLE 1

All animals have the same rights to existence within the framework of biological balances. This equality does not hide the diversity of species and individuals.

Killing whales (Denmark). Norway, Japan and Iceland are the only countries that did not accept the moratorium on killing whales

ARTICLE 2

All animal life has the right to be respected.

Killing mountain gorillas in the Congo. There are now less than 700 copies

ARTICLE 3

1. No animal shall be subjected to ill treatment or not acts of cruelty.
2. If requires the death of an animal, it must be sudden and without fear or pain whatsoever.

pets as part of our diet does not deserve a cruel and painful death. A party is known to create toxins that enter our body after the swallow

3. The body of a dead animal should be treated with respect.

ARTICLE 4

1. Any wild animal has the right to live free in their own natural habitat to reproduce.

Many wild animals are condemned to live in small enclosed spaces

2. The continued deprivation of liberty, hunting and fishing as leisure, as well as any use of wild animals for purposes that are not of vital necessity that is contrary to this right.

indiscriminate hunting may put in danger of extinction of many animal species

ARTICLE 5

1. All animal that man has under his authority is entitled to be kept and cared Antentas.

Too often pets are kept in poor conditions

2. In no case should be abandoned or killed without justification.
3. All forms of breeding and use of animals must respect the physiology and behavior of each species.

The brutal dogfighting is a completely despicable and injustice done

4. Any form of display, advertising, entertainment, films or videos make use of animals must respect their dignity and do not involve any violence.

Controversial bullfights assume without question that the animal suffers to death

ARTICLE 6

1. Animal experimentation involving physical or psychological suffering violates the rights of that animal.

Animal testing is excessive loopholes. No child should suffer

2. substitute alternative methods should be developed and systematically implemented.

ARTICLE 7

Every action that causes the needless death of an animal or any decision leading to such an act constitutes a crime against life.

Both foxes - which takes advantage of his skin for coats! - Like wolves are killed indiscriminately and sometimes incomprehensible brutality under

ARTICLE 8

1. Every act or decision that threatens the survival of a wild species is a genocide, that is, a crime against the species.
2. The slaughter of wildlife, pollution and destruction of biotopes are acts of genocide.

stars Canada Each year one of the bloodiest events: the killing of seals

ARTICLE 9

1. The legal status of animals and their rights must be recognized by law through authorities to defend them.
2. The defense and the protection of the animal must be recognized and to be represented within government agencies.

ARTICLE 10

education through public or private institutions should take man from his childhood, to observe, understand and respect animals.

The Universal Declaration of Animal Rights was adopted by the International League Animal Rights (LIDA) and affiliated National League after the 3rd session on animal rights held in London from 21 to 23 September 1977. The Declaration proclaimed on October 15, 1978 by the International League, National Leagues and individuals associated with them was adopted by the Organization of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), and subsequently by United Nations Organization (UNO).

NOTE: This time we have preferred to deal with the Animal Rights. If we make a deeper argument about the goods, in fact it is a right to life, understood as a event existential freedom, dignity and fulfillment. This proclamation also applies to humans as rational animals we are. Just think about the behavior among ourselves when there are armed conflicts and other situations of minimal "humanity."

This text was proclaimed in 1978 and may appear to have been in a statement of good intentions. Although attacks are being committed against animals, many individuals, organizations and countries that have accepted as a responsible proposal of ethical behavior.

The images that illustrate this chapter may offend the sensibilities readers for his cruelty, but they are real and should serve to prevent further production. Notebooks

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