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Change laws regarding abuse of multiple animals

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We believe each animal’s suffering deserves justice. For those who abuse multiple animals, we want separate charges to be required for each animal abused, rather than a single charge. We think strong consistent sentences will deter mass animal abuse cases.

Emma Reynolds

Emma Reynolds

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Change laws regarding abuse of multiple animals

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We believe each animal’s suffering deserves justice. For those who abuse multiple animals, we want separate charges to be required for each animal abused, rather than a single charge. We think strong consistent sentences will deter mass animal abuse cases.

National
5,276 reactions·100% agree
Emma Reynolds

Emma Reynolds

Environment Secretary

Environment Secretary

React

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Reasons for3
Reasons against0

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Members can read every reason.

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