Animal Rights (the book by Peter Singer)

"Animal Rights" by Peter Singer argues for the ethical treatment of animals, challenging the traditional views that prioritize human interests over non-human animals. Singer advocates for utilitarianism, suggesting that the capacity to suffer should determine moral consideration. He criticizes practices like factory farming and animal experimentation, emphasizing that animals have the right to live free from suffering and exploitation. The book encourages readers to reassess their dietary choices, lifestyle, and the ethical implications of their actions towards animals, promoting a compassionate and humane approach to all living beings.