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    Animal Rights: BY (Shreshth, Rishabh, Shraddha, Shashank)

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    Animal rights aim to protect animals from human use and exploitation. Historically, movements have fought for human and women's rights, but animals cannot advocate for themselves. Some types of animal abuse include factory farming conditions, animal testing, and use in entertainment. Advocacy groups like PETA and ASPCA work to prevent cruelty by reducing animal testing and replacing animals with alternative models. While laws in India protect stray and wildlife, more can be done to address practices like intensive farming. Overall, following principles of reducing, replacing and refining animal uses, as well as showing compassion, can help safeguard animal welfare.

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    Animal rights aim to protect animals from human use and exploitation. Historically, movements have fought for human and women's rights, but animals cannot advocate for themselves. Some types of animal abuse include factory farming conditions, animal testing, and use in entertainment. Advocacy groups like PETA and ASPCA work to prevent cruelty by reducing animal testing and replacing animals with alternative models. While laws in India protect stray and wildlife, more can be done to address practices like intensive farming. Overall, following principles of reducing, replacing and refining animal uses, as well as showing compassion, can help safeguard animal welfare.

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    Animal rights aim to protect animals from human use and exploitation. Historically, movements have fought for human and women's rights, but animals cannot advocate for themselves. Some types of animal abuse include factory farming conditions, animal testing, and use in entertainment. Advocacy groups like PETA and ASPCA work to prevent cruelty by reducing animal testing and replacing animals with alternative models. While laws in India protect stray and wildlife, more can be done to address practices like intensive farming. Overall, following principles of reducing, replacing and refining animal uses, as well as showing compassion, can help safeguard animal welfare.

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    Animal Rights

    BY ( Shreshth , Rishabh , Shraddha


    , Shashank)
    TOPICS TO COVER
    # What are animal rights
    #History of animal rights
    #Why these are necessary
    #Types of animal abuse
    # Solutions
    # Main preventing agencies
    #Recent Animal Controversies
    #Conclusion
    What are animal rights
    Animal rights are the belief that animals have a right to
    be free of human use and human exploitation.
    Importance of animal rights
    We have fought for years for human rights , women
    rights and things that make human life better, but
    animals don’t have that luxury tobe able to stand up
    for themselves and protest for their rights.
    Types of abuses to animals
    1 - Animals in factory farm

    2- Animal testing

    3- Animals in entertainment
    Animals in factory farm
    # They are drugged

    # force fed

    # Kept in uncomfortable space

    # Cant see direct sunlight


    Did you know
    All the male baby chicken are killed as soon as they are hatched because
    they are no use to the poultry industry.
    Animal testing
    Animal activists say that since an animal
    cannot give its consent to be tested. The
    testing of animals is unethical. Dissecting
    animals is also bad.

    NOTE
    In INDIA the dissecting of frog is Draize test
    banned for studying biology This type of experiment is
    used to test products used for external
    use like eye medicine, makeup , and
    other dye these are used on lab
    rabbits .
    Animals as entertainment
    Animals are also been used for
    entertainment since ages whether it is
    dog race or elephant show or dolphin
    show due to this they differ from their
    natural habitat and also the crowd has a
    negative effect on them.
    solution
    Three commonly used solutions to animal abuse are --

    1 Reduce - The use of animals in labs , testing should be reduced.


    2 Replace - In the place of animals some modal or computer
    programme should be used.

    3 Refine - Some methods of making the process of animal care should


    be govern by the legislative bodies.
    Agencies creating awareness about animal
    rights
    PETA ( People for the ethical treatment of animals)

    ASPCA ( American society for the prevention of


    cruelty to animals)
    Animal rights in india
    # It is the fundamental duty of every indian citizen to have
    compassion for all living creatures ( under Article 51 A )

    # To kill or maim any animal including stray animals is a punishable


    offence . IPC section 428/429

    # Abandoning your animal for any reason can land you in jail for
    three months

    # Monkeys are protected under wildlife protection act 1972 and


    cannot be owned and displayed .
    Conclusion
    In conclusion we can help save the animals from factory farms , labs
    and entertainment purposes by using the principle of REDUCE ,
    REPLACE , REFINE and basic human decency.
    Thank you.

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