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Fifteen Volumes of Animal Law


This article celebrates the fifteenth volume of the Animal Law Review based at Lewis & Clark Law School by discussing the journal's history and development.

Finding Our Voice: Challenges and Opportunities For The Animal Law Community
Five Years of the New Animal Welfare Regime: Lessons Learned from New Zealand's Decision to Modernize Its Animal Welfare Legislation
Forgotten Victims of War: Animals and the International Law of Armed Conflict The present article analyses the protection of animals in times of armed conflict. The primary objective of this article is to explore the relationship between animal law and international humanitarian law and to find out to
what extent rules of animal welfare law can be applied during armed conflict and how international humanitarian law can protect animals. For this purpose, the article firstly provides an overview of legal scholarship, as
well as a summary of existing international humanitarian law norms protecting animals. The article also discusses if existing models of protection of non-human victims of war, such as natural environment and cultural
heritage, analogously, can be applied to include animals under the protection of international humanitarian law. Furthermore, possible scenarios of animal victimhood during wars are outlined and finally, the article offers
several practical suggestions on how animal welfare law can become part of the international law of armed conflict.
FREE SPEECH, ANIMAL LAW, AND FOOD ACTIVISM
Friedman v. Souther California Permanente Medical Group


Amicus Curae brief arguing for veganism to be viewed as a religion in wrongful termination case.

From Inside the Cage to Outside the Box: Natural Resources as a Platform for Nonhuman
From Social Justice to Animal Liberation
Fuzzy Toys and Fuzzy Feelings: How the “Disney” Culture Provides the Necessary Psychological Link to Improving Animal Welfare

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