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Farmed Animals Lack Legal Protections. What Needs to Change?
The legal system hasn't simply failed farmed animals—it has actively and methodically facilitated their exploitation. Here's what needs to change.
Law & Policy•4 min read
Delcianna Winders
Delcianna is a professor at Vermont Law School, where she directs their new Animal Law Program.
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