… use of nonhuman animals for human benefit (“animal use”) … It is not difficult to appreciate
the benefits of animal use—for … for whom animal use is personally relevant, such as animal …

… This account is to be found, I believe, by postulating the existence of animal rights. Indeed, …
postulate human rights that we can provide a theory that adequately guards humans against …

… He was a vegan who rejected the use of animals for any purpose that was not in the animal’…
any animal use that involved deliberate killing. Gompertz was concerned about human rights …

… Human Rights was undertaken. If one analyzes the composition of the committees that
drafted the two "Statements on Race" of 1950 and 1951, one discovers that all the authors had a …

… The increasing collaboration of animal and environmental protection and human rights
organizations with multinational corporations, motivated by the need for money and the allure of …

… of the rights tradition. Finally, in Part IV, I discuss Wise's proposals for changing animal rights
… The notion of a basic human right seems to me obscure enough, and I would rather come at …

… Mecca), there are the strictest laws in the world regulating animal use in research. … (Animal
Welfare Act and Health Research Extension Act) regulating and constraining the use and …

… of animal rights than anywhere else (just because we see ourselves as a nation of ‘animal
lovers’, … The idea of animal rights is rather different precisely because it does say something …

… measures such as review boards to assure humane treatment of animals in research, but
I wish to ensure a compromise that emphasizes human rights while including animal welfare. …

… , in any international legal agreement to respect animal rights. Part I of this paper looks at
the meaning of human dignity in international human rights law, including the meaning of the …