Do Animals Have Rights

Whether you keep animals suitable for testing animals' products used in our daily lives. It is ethical or correct to test our products in animals. If animal experiments are not used, the safety of the products we use will be guaranteed. How are researchers proposing new medicines and vaccines if the animals are not used for medical examination? The opinion varies from person to person about this problem. Both sides are discussing endlessly. In order to make an organizational discussion, there must first be an agreed standard which can judge the opposite opinion.

Do animals have rights? (Allison Hills) is an objective assessment of whether animals should have rights, and the rights they should have. Hills talked about their thinking skills, whether to regard all animals as equality, and what that means. Hills summarized the level of animal rights. The mouse is a pig, the dog is a boy (Wesley J Smith), the title comes from the reference of PETA President Ingrid Newkirk. This is a handy book covering many of the animal rights behavior and philosophical issues. In Chapter 18, Smith created a discussion to support animal studies based on human rights and obligations.

First, the definition of rights between people and animals is different. Animals do not have the same rights as humans because "they do not have morality and animals do not have moral mistakes" and the concept of wrong concepts and rights is quite foreign. (Cohen 2001 p.31) Therefore it is impossible to give the same rights to humans and animals, animals should not be considered to be in the same position as humans. Of course scientists should not be allowed to use animals in their experiments if their use is also suitable for animals, but since wild animals feed on food from other animals they are identical with humans It should not be seen, but animals should not be used for scientific experiments.