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Animal rights refers to the idea that non-human animals deserve moral consideration and protections from harm, rather than being treated simply as property or resources for human use. This concept matters because it raises important ethical questions about how we treat the billions of animals we interact with through food, medicine, entertainment, and other human activities.
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Research
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Article · 日本語
動物の権利（どうぶつのけんり、アニマル・ライツ、英: animal rights）とは、動物には人に搾取されたり残虐な扱いを受けることなく、それぞれの動物の本性に従って生きる権利があるとする考え方である。
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