Is the judiciary failing animals? - Emmanuel Giuffe, Legal Counsel, Voiceless

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Is the judiciary failing animals? - Emmanuel Giuffe, Legal Counsel, Voiceless

7/10/2013

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Meera Atkinson

Is there a question?
Are there animals?
Is there a judiciary?
Why are we failing?
What was the question?
How are we failing?
How are the animals?
Where is the judiciary?
What is 'objective seriousness'?
What are the principles?
What is our purpose?
Why was the joey tortured?
Why was the joey killed?
What is our purpose?
Will the answers be heard?
Will the answers be heard?
Will the answers be heard?

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