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The Silent and Overlooked: Rethinking the Recognition of Animals as Victims in the Law
This article explores ‘animals as victims’, examining how recognising their legal status could strengthen protections against cruelty, domestic abuse and environmental harm.
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Recognising Animal Abuse as a Distinct Domestic Violence Offence
Ireland is examining animal abuse as a domestic violence offense. Legal experts and advocates highlight reforms to protect pets and strengthen victim safety.
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