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An extensive site about animal rights

Starting point

Animal welfare suffers from cruelty and exploitation. This is why we consider it important that animal rights are understood and protected.

Problem

Especially caged animals are deprived of their freedom in factory farms, on international transports, through irresponsible breeding of dogs, in ritual slaughter et cetera. There are more animals (mammals) in captivity than living in the wild and the speed of consumption of animals is immens. Our lifestyle and shopping behavior have consequences for animals indoor and outdoor. How can there be a optimum and a balance for freedom for humans and for animals? Is it o.k. to eat meat?

Solution

For their well-being all animals deserve adequate possibilities to live a natural live. Freedom is of universal significance. It is a value and a right. Animal rights are (to be) based on the same principle as human rights: i.e. freedom. Becoming aware of this value and to contribute to this right is fun. An animal is a sentient being with needs, feelings and rights. It's right to freedom cannot be taken or granted. It can be limited and to respect it. Unfortunately, too few people realize this. On this site we work out what the world can look like when we respect animals in their right to freedom. And last, but not least, it can save you money too.
For interaction you can visit Animal Freedom on Facebook or you can mail us.

Tip for your language area

The majority of our articles are written in Dutch. We invite you to explore the Dutch sitemap and use the translation function of Google Translate. This way, you can read our message about animal rights, objections to intensive livestock farming, and other topics in your own language.
Here is the URL that translates the sitemap for you.
https://animalfreedom-org.translate.goog/paginas/zoeken/sitemap.html.

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