Right of the animal

UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF THE RIGHTS OF THE ANIMAL

Introduction

Considering that all animal has rights. Considering that the ignorance and scorn of right sayings have lead and continue leading the man to commit crimes against the nature and the animals.
Considering that the recognition on the part of the human species of the rights of the existence of other species animals, constitutes the foundation of the coexistence of the species in the world.
Considering that the man commits genocide and exists the threat that continues committing it.
Considering that the education must eneseñar, from the childhood, to observe, to include/understand, to respect and to love the animals.

The following thing is proclaimed:

Article 1°
All the animals are born equal before the life and have such right to the existence.

Article 2°
a. - An animal has right to the respect.
b. - The man, whereas it is species animal, cannot attribute the right to exterminate the other animals or to operate violating them that right. He has the obligation to put his knowledge to the service of the animals.
c. All the animals have right to the attention, the cares and the protection of the man.

Article 3°
a. - No animal will be put under the bad treatments, not to cruel acts.
b. - If the death of an animal is necessary, this will have to be instantaneous, painless and nongenerating of anguish.

Article 4°
a. - All animal pertaining to a wild species, must right to live free in its own natural atmosphere and to reproduce.
b. - All deprivation of freedom, even that that has educative aims, is opposite to this right.

Article 5°
a. - All animal that belongs to a species that lives in the surroundings of the man, it must live and grow to the rate of the conditions of life and freedom that are own of their species.
b. - All modification of this rate or these conditions that outside imposed by the man with mercantile aims, is opposite to right saying.

Article 6°
a. - All animal that the man has chosen like companion, has right to that the duration of their life is according to their natural longevity.
b. - The abandonment of an animal is a cruel and degrading act.

Article 7°
All animal of work has right to a reasonable limitation of the time and the intensity of the work, to a repairing feeding and the rest.

Article 8°
The experimentation animal that implies sufrimeinto physical and psychological is incompatible with the rights of the animal, as much if it is medical experiments, scientific, commercial, as all other form of experimentation.
The alternative techniques must be used and be developed.

Article 9°
When an animal is bred for the feeding must be nourished, be installed and be transported, as well as sacrificed, without it is for him reason for anxiety or pain.

Article 10°
a. - No animal must be operated for the relaxation of the man.
b. - All the animal exhibitions are incompatible with the dignity animal.

Article 11°
All act that implies the death of a animnal with no need is biocidio, that is to say, a crime against the species.

Article 12°
a. - All act that implies the death of a great number of animals is a genocide, that is to say, a crime against the species.
b. - The contamination and destruction of the natural atmosphere lead to the genocide.

Article 13°
a. - A dead animal must be dealt with respect.
b. - The scenes of violence in which the animals are victims, must be prohibited so much in the cinema as the television, except for if they have as aim to give sample of the attacks against the rights of the animal.

Article 14°
a. - The protection organisms and safeguard of the animals, must be respected at governmental level.
b. The rights of the animal must be defended by law, as they are it the rights of the man.

Promulgated by UNESCO

Source: Daily Bugler

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