S3 Ep2: Giving Animals a Right to Life

from Animal Rights Tour · host The Cambridge Centre for Animal Rights Law

This episode explores what it would mean to give animals a legal right to life, including the implications for farming, hunting, and slaughter. It discusses which animals might be covered (sentient species), how laws would likely apply to human behaviour rather than wild predator-prey interactions, and whether animals understand death. Animal Rights Tour is written by Sean Butler, hosted by Carly McCann, and fact-checked by Paulina Siemieniec. This podcast is produced by the Cambridge Centre for Animal Rights Law, an academic centre of competence dedicated to the study of fundamental rights for non-human animals. Learn more about the Centre at animalrightslaw.org.

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This episode was published on April 14, 2026.

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