“International community should hang their head in shame, for not recognizing their rights all these ages, a species which served the humanity from the time of Adam and Eve,” he said.
The bench, however, noted that there has been a “slow but observable shift” from the anthropocentric approach to a more nature's right centric approach in International Environmental Law, Animal Welfare Laws etc.
The bench made the observations while banning Jallikattu events or bullock-cart races across the country. It said based on eco-centric principles, rights of animals have been recognized in various countries including Germany where the dignity of the animals is constitutionally recognised.
International community should hang its head in shame on animal rights: SC
New Delhi: The international community should hang its head in shame for not recognizing rights of animals, a species which served the humanity from the time of Adam and Eve, the Supreme Court held today.A

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