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Animals might be sentient in the law’s eyes, but how they’re treated still varies hugely

By Angus Nurse, Professor of Law and Environmental Justice, Anglia Ruskin University

Our perception of animal welfare as a nation of animal lovers is out of step with policy and law that still allows differential animal treatment.

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