What's your 'done' look like?
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More $ for your McPork?
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England’s Sentient Christmas Box
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Critically thinking about animal law
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Can you see the predictable outcome of England's Animal Welfare (Sentience) Bill?
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Has the EU implemented genuinely 'modern' animal 'welfare' standards?
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Cows Are the New Coal?
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Feeding cows seaweed to reduce methane emissions
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Another virus - Avian Flu (again)
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"....where the experts clarify the ethics, science and law of animal welfare"
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How well are you critiquing the media reports?
There is a tendency to automatically accept media reports regarding court reported matters involving animals. But how well are you critiquing the report itself?
Take a look at this...more >>
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Can you see the predictable outcome of England's Animal Welfare (Sentience) Bill?
In March 2022 England's House of Commons Library produced a report on the Animal Welfare (Sentience) Bill.
You can read the report at https://researchbriefings.files.parliament.uk/documents/CBP-...more >>
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A simple 3-word law reform
3 words and you've got law that does more than just protect animals from cruelty.
It's not just a paper theory. The updated law is enacted in Australia and can be replicated....more >>
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Dogs must be walked twice a day under new law
When it comes to looking after dogs, do you think providing a dog with regular exercise is a sign of a "responsible" dog owner?
If the answer to that question is "yes", then how...more >>
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Link this: "domestic violence" and "animal abuse"
The human-animal relationship ("HAI"), or"bond" has been defined as "a mutually beneficial and dynamic relationship between people and animals ...more >>
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What's your 'done' look like?
What does YOUR idea of 'done' look like in terms of law that governs the human-animal relationship?
2022 is the bicentenary anniversary of Martin’s Act 1822, Britain’s first...more >>
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- While acknowledging that what is meant by a 'good' life may vary with worldviews, the reality is that life's balance of 'negative' and 'positive' life experiences frequently hinges on people's attitudes and consequent behaviours toward animals.
- Past attitudes and behaviours that have contributed to modern-day animal-related involving public animal law (e.g. animal welfare standards and practices, food safety, biosecurity), private animal law (e.g. bullying and 'the link' between domestic violence and animal abuse) and international animal law (e.g. climate change, biodiversity loss, antimicrobial resistance, and sustainability).
- Consequently, a modern world needs animal law that is genuinely fit for modern world realities, opportunities and risks.
- Truly 'modern' animal law creates legally enforceable responsibilities that reflect modern science (e.g. Five Domains), the breadth of modern 'welfare' concepts (e.g. 'anti-cruelty and 'positive animal welfare' concepts) and delivers a 'good life' consistent with today's standards of 'good practice'.
- A 'good life' for animals and people in practice depends on informed debates that, in turn, engage the unique change management tool of law to deliver a nationwide evolution in people's attitudes and behaviours.
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