Animal rights is the radical (in the original sense of going to the root ) challenger. It argues that welfare doesn't go far enough. You cannot humanely kill someone who doesn't want to die. You cannot humanely imprison someone who longs for freedom.
Improve living conditions and treatment (e.g., "humane" slaughter, cage-free housing) . Animal rights is the radical (in the original
Both agree that extreme, sadistic cruelty (e.g., dogfighting, kicking a horse) is morally abhorrent. Both have led to landmark legislation, such as the Animal Welfare Act (USA) or the UK’s Animal Welfare Act 2006, which recognized animals as sentient beings. sadistic cruelty (e.g.