Definitions

1. Vivisection is a social evil because if it advances human knowledge, it does so at the expense of human character.
2. Vivisection is the blackest of all the black crimes that a man is at present committing against God and his fair creation.
3. Vivisection is simultaneously an animal rights and a human rights issue.
4. Vivisection was chacterized as "Jewish" and banned.
5. Vivisection is animal cruelty in the name of science.

Plank

1. PLANK B. Abolition of vivisection is not antiscience or antiresearch. (Web site)

Ruesch

1. Ruesch has made many enemies within the ranks of vivisection.

Hans Ruesch

1. There are over 1000 of these 'isolated individuals, all doctors and scientists, in "1000 Doctors (and many more) Against Vivisection" by Hans Ruesch.

Ar Position

1. However, the key to the AR position is PLANK A, which asserts an objection to vivisection on ethical grounds. (Web site)

Position

1. Street Society demanded no less than the total abolition of vivisection, the position adopted from the outset by most English antivivisection societies.

Power

1. Horne began his first hunger strike after the Labour Party failed to launch a Royal Commission of inquiry into vivisection when it came to power in 1997.

Opinion

1. The legislation was promoted by Charles Darwin, who wrote to Ray Lankester in March 1871: "You ask about my opinion on vivisection.

Decrease

1. And I don't think you'd have to kill — assassinate — too many vivisectors before you would see a marked decrease in the amount of vivisection going on. (Web site)

Attention

1. With the fur trade decimated and vivisection an established target more attention was focused on the largest areas of all animal abuse - the meat industry.

Public

1. The primary aim of GUARDIANS is to inform the public of the futility, unreliability and wastefulness of vivisection as a research method. (Web site)

Purpose

1. In some cases, it is claimed, the purpose of human vivisection appeared to be only tormenting prisoners rather than purposeful research.

Law

1. He has requested that the concerned ministries draft a law after which vivisection will be punished with a high penalty.

Act

1. Several Labour officials and MP's wrote to Barry's support campaign hinting that when Labour came to power they would act against vivisection.

Prison

1. In 1974 Lee and Goodman firebombed a vivisection research center in England; both men served a year in prison for this act. (Web site)

Experiments

1. Some punks are concerned with vivisection and other types of experiments conducted on animals for cosmetic and medical purposes.

Moral

1. Another point is that, had the vivisection not occurred, the knowledge might well have been obtained through alternative, moral methods. (Web site)

Medicine

1. He criticises most vivisection, with the exception that it should occur when the benefits for medicine outweigh the pain endured by animals.

Companies

1. He had been sentenced to 18 years in prison for various criminal attacks against companies involved in vivisection.
2. Companies and banks see that an association with vivisection drives customers away.

Practice

1. Only a handful of proponents from within the industry have written overviews of the history of vivisection or defenses of the practice. (Web site)

Continuation

1. The point to stress is that the end result is the same: the continuation and deeper entrenchment of vivisection.

Action

1. Clearly this action was a strong message to other companies involved in vivisection, that they too could risk losing millions.
2. This second wave of direct action began with attacks on vivisection suppliers.

Liberation

1. Early ALF covert operations tended to centre on the removal, or liberation, of animals from vivisection laboratories.

Activist

1. Barry Horne dedicated to the memory of an activist who died in prison after several hunger strikes against UK government support for vivisection. (Web site)

India

1. He declared his opposition to the vivisection of India. (Web site)

Campaign

1. Description: Campaign against the building of the Oxford University Animal Research Centre and the total abolition of vivisection.

Campaigning

1. Workshops about vivisection (HLS, BPRC), the furtrade, campaigning, security-measures and animal liberation will be held. (Web site)

End

1. Then, towards the end of 1973, we made two attempts at burning down a vivisection laboratory that was under construction.

Victims

1. Victims, mostly Chinese, Russians and Koreans, were subjected to vivisection, sometimes without anesthesia. (Web site)

Issue

1. It seemed unaware of its own image as a bunch of ineffective cranks and did not know how to make vivisection an issue that would be picked up by the media.

Animal Welfare

1. Today's rebellion against vivisection is no longer based on animal welfare.

Science

1. The real history of vivisection begins in the nineteenth century with the rise of the experimental method in science, and subsequently in medicine. (Web site)
2. Vivisection or Science: An investigation into testing drugs and safeguarding health.

Scientific Research

1. One of these is human vivisection in the name of scientific research. (Web site)

Government Policy

1. In 1997 and 1998, Barry Horne, an imprisoned animal liberation activist, carried out 3 hunger strike protests against government policy on vivisection.

Animal Liberation Front

1. It contains disturbing images of vivisection, as well as actual footage of rescues by the animal liberation front (ALF). I created this video.

Human Beings

1. As soon as animal vivisection became standard practice, the question arose about experimental research on human beings. (Web site)

Activists

1. Later, in nearby countryside, activists stormed into Homestead Farm which breeds rabbits for vivisection and liberated 10 rabbits.

Animal Rights

1. They may claim that animal rights advocates attempt to use "vivisection" to recast the terms of the discourse to favor their position.
2. Animal rights advocates attempt to use vivisection to recast the terms of the discourse to favor their position, employing vivisection as a veiled barb.

Vivisection Industry

1. Following the anti-seal action the Band of Mercy then launched its first intensive wave of campaigning against the vivisection industry.
2. The vivisection industry continually tells the public that we don't know what we're talking about and that we're just misguided animal lovers'. (Web site)

Industry

1. Of further concern that the police are blatantly supporting the vivisection industry beyond their remit of upholding the law is the links page. (Web site)
2. Within a year this original, covert direction action was extended to other areas of animal abuse, particularly the vivisection industry.
3. And so it was, that following the action at the Wash, the Band was able to launch straight into a wave of actions against the vivisection industry.

Animal Experiments

1. My answer is not only can one [give up vivisection] but that one must give up animal experiments not to halt medical progress.
2. U.S vivisection industries spend over $18 billion on animal experiments annually.

Human Medicine

1. He said: "We want an end to vivisection because of its lack of relevance to human medicine.
2. Vivisection accomplishes nothing more than to gratuitously torture animals and retard true advancement in human medicine.

Bad Science

1. Since vivisection often offers such misleading predictions, the real choice is not between animals and children, but between good and bad science. (Web site)

Animal Rights Activists

1. Both the vivisection and animal rights activists agree: the HLS campaign is an attack on the entire vivisection industry.

Uselessness

1. It is a deliberate ploy to divert attention from the central issue: the total uselessness of vivisection for medical research.

Slaughterhouses

1. Abominations such as circuses, rodeos, zoos, hunting, vivisection, and slaughterhouses persist. (Web site)
2. I've been inside factory farms, vivisection laboratories, fur farms and slaughterhouses.

Long

1. Vivisection has long been practised on human beings too.
2. Vivisection has long been practised on human beings, and was a prerequisite for the development of the field of medicine.

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1. Animal Experimentation
2. Abolition
3. Life > Animals > Animal Rights > Animal Testing
4. Nature > Life > Animals > Animal Rights
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