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Welcome to the Voiceless Special Guest Lawyer Page where you will meet some of the world's leading legal practitioners and academics in the area of animal law. In the interviews below, our special guests offer their insights into some of the legal, political and ethical questions surrounding society's use of animals. They explore the many different ways in which the law can be used to protect the lives and interests of animals and they share their own stories about how and why they decided to make a difference. To engage directly with our special guest lawyer of the month, check if you are eligible to join Voiceless Law Talk. |
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"Slaughterhouses are privately owned enterprises hidden from the public eye. Behind the concrete walls, animals may be verbally and physically abused before their lives are taken. Death is not always instant; it is not pain free. The animals know their fate." Ruth Hatten, Voiceless Legal Counsel read more
"Australian laws allow the cruelty that is inflicted on food animals every day. There are no Federal laws protecting food animals." Ruth Hatten, Voiceless Legal Counsel read more
"The longstanding classification in law of animals as property plays a big role in the level of control that Australia has over animals it exports overseas. Once our animals have been sold and delivered to an importing country, they are subject to the customs and practices of that country." Ruth Hatten, Voiceless Legal Counsel read more




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