BREAKOUT

animal rights

Article 1: All animals are born equal before the life and have equal rights to existence. Article 2: a) Any animal has the right to respect. b) The man, while animal species, can not claim the right to exterminate the other animals or exploit them to violate that right. It has an obligation to put their knowledge at the service of Animals. c) All animals are entitled to care, to care and protection of man. Article 3: a) No animal shall be subjected to mistreatment or to cruel acts. b) If necessary the death of an animal, it must be instantaneous, painless and not generating anxiety. Article 4: a) Any animal belonging to a wild species has the right to live free in their own natural environment, land, air or water, and reproduce. b) Any deprivation of liberty, even one that has educational purposes, is contrary to that law. Article 5: a) Any animal that belongs to a species living in traditionally male environment, has the right to live and grow at a pace and in conditions of life and freedom that are typical of their species. b) Any change in that rate or those conditions that were imposed by man for commercial purposes is contrary to that law. Article 6: Any animal that man has chosen as a partner is entitled to the length of his life is in accordance with its natural longevity. Article 7: All animal work is entitled to a reasonable limitation of time and intensity of work, to food and the restorative sleep. Article 8: a) The animal experiments involving a physical or psychological suffering is incompatible with the rights of the animal, whether it comes to medical experiments, scientists, business, like any other form of experimentation. b) The alternative techniques must be used and developed. Article 9: When an animal is bred for food, must be nourished, installed and transported and slaughtered, but this is for him cause for anxiety or pain. Article 10: a) No animal should be exploited for recreation of man. b) The animal exhibits and shows that use animals are incompatible with the dignity of the animal. Article 11: Any act that involves the death of an animal without a biocidio, ie a crime against life. Article 12: a) Any act involving the death of a large number of animals is a genocide, a crime against the species. b) The pollution and destruction of the natural environment leading to genocide. Article 13: a) A dead animal should be treated with respect. b) The scenes of violence in which animals are victims should be banned in movies and on television unless it is designed to give the sample of the attacks against the rights of the animal. Article 14: a) The bodies of protection and safeguarding of Animals should be represented at the governmental level. b) The rights of the animal must be defended by law, as are human rights.
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