Citation
Montemayor, Carlos (2023) Jurisprudence and animal protection. Animal Sentience 32(32)
Thread
Andrew Crump, Heather Browning, Alex Schnell, Charlotte Burn, and Jonathan Birch, Animal sentience research: Synthesis and proposals
Abstract
Jurisprudence is based on normative principles that go beyond instrumental reasoning and practical goals concerning what is convenient. It concerns justice and truth. The empirical evidence justifies the legal protection of various species on legal grounds. Given the risks we face regarding climate degradation, international legal agencies must expand the framework of human rights and environmental law in order to effectively protect animals and their environments.
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DOI
10.51291/2377-7478.1771
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