Animal rights ethics

Animal rights ethics, within environmental ethics and philosophy, posits that animals have inherent rights similar to human rights. This perspective argues that animals deserve to live free from suffering and exploitation by humans, valuing their interests and well-being. It challenges practices like factory farming and animal testing, advocating for their moral consideration in decision-making. By recognizing animals as beings with interests, advocates seek to promote a more compassionate and ethical treatment of all living creatures, fostering a harmonious relationship between humans and the environment. Thisethical stance emphasizes the interconnectedness of all life and the moral responsibility we share.