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“Are you aware of the sudden rise in animal abuse cases? In 2016 alone, 463 cases were reported, which later escalated to 510 and 662 in just 2 years. In both 2020 and 2021, we’ve seen viral news including that of cat legs brutally chopped off.

We have laws to protect animals and we know that animal cruelty is illegal. Yet we still see animals abused, mutilated and killed.

So, what went wrong? How is the law enforced? What rights do these voiceless animals have? Can animals “sue”? What role can you play as part of the legal fraternity or as the general public, to help put an end to animal cruelty?

The Human Rights Sub Committee of Amicus Curiae invites you to come join our discussion, “Animal Rights and Yet Animals Wronged: A Conversation with Sachpreetraj Singh”.

Date: 28th September 2021

Time: 7.00pm

Register with us at https://bit.ly/3AjlXQC (link in bio)

Spread the knowledge, restore humanity. You can make a difference!”

@amicuscuriae.general



amicuscuriae.general
“Are you aware of the sudden rise in animal abuse cases? In 2016 alone, 463 cases were reported, which later escalated to 510 and 662 in just 2 years. In both 2020 and 2021, we’ve seen viral news including that of cat legs brutally chopped off.

We have laws to protect animals and we know that animal cruelty is illegal. Yet we still see animals abused, mutilated and killed.

So, what went wrong? How is the law enforced? What rights do these voiceless animals have? Can animals “sue”? What role can you play as part of the legal fraternity or as the general public, to help put an end to animal cruelty?

The Human Rights Sub Committee of Amicus Curiae invites you to come join our discussion, “Animal Rights and Yet Animals Wronged: A Conversation with Sachpreetraj Singh”.

Date: 28th September 2021
Time: 7.00pm
Register with us at https://bit.ly/3AjlXQC (link in bio)

Spread the knowledge, restore humanity. You can make a difference!”
@amicuscuriae.general

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