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bioethics02-30946	Ebert, Rainer	Editorial Vol.7(3)	2016	2	.pdf	application/pdf	847	29	39	Most assumed that human beings have a higher moral status than other animals, and that it is therefore morally permissible to use non-human animals as a source of food, clothing, and entertainment, and for scientific purposes. This, the first special issue on animal ethics contains the following five articles: Robin Attfield and Rebekah Humphreys (“Justice and Non-Human Animals”) challenge the widely held belief that non-human animals are not included within the scope of the principles of justice, and suggest that the interests of non-human animals sometimes take precedence over the interests of human beings.	cache/bioethics02-30946.pdf	txt/bioethics02-30946.txt