Animal research is a necessity and should continue because animals are considerable inferior to humans, it helps researchers find drugs and treatments, and animals are sometimes benefitted as well. ... Researchers are able to find drugs and treatments from animal experimentation. ­­­­­­­­... Scientists are able to make drugs and treatments that are curing human diseases. ... Even though animal experimentation is inhumane and cruel, the experiments are only used for medical and scientific benefits....

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Debates have raged over the inhumane, suffocating conditions animals are subjected towards for the development of vaccines, cosmetics and drugs. ... Animal cruelty or subjection of an animal to inappropriate treatments it is counter inductive to humans morality and also shows the degree to which humans can abuse their power. ... It is a moral as well as an ethical issue as such treatment of humans would be a clear violation human rights. To deny animals their due respect is to state that humans have the power to subject those in the animal kingdom not deemed their equal an inferior treatmen...

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Article 52 of the ordinance says: "Any person who carries out any form of inhumane treatment, on a mentally retarded disordered person which includes: trepanning, branding, scalding, beating, exorcizing, chaining to a tree, etc of any such person or subjecting a child to the cultural practice of rendering him mentally retarded, by inducing microcephaly, or subjecting any such person to physical, emotional or sexual abuse, shall be guilty of an offence, punishable with rigorous imprisonment which may extend to five years or with fine extending up to Rs50,000 or with both." ...

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In addition to Huck's treatment to Jim, he shows through his decisions that he is a moral person. ... His independence does not make him different, it made him free from society's inhumane and hypocritical beliefs, making him a morally good person....

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