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Legal status of animals with regards to the distinction between persons and things
Our need for using and controlling animals has traditionally led to the classification of animals as things, namely as objects, and not subjects of rights. Nevertheless, consequently to the development of scientific data as to animal sentience, our relationship with animals has evolved in parallel t
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