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bioethics02-30949	Attfield, Robin; Humphreys, Rebekah	Justice and Non-Human Animals - Part I	2016	11	.pdf	application/pdf	6109	172	42	But many ethicists hesitate to affirm animal rights, in some cases because rights characteristically can be claimed and non-human animals are almost entirely unable to make claims, and in some cases because they reserve the language of rights for the relations of parties who can enter into agreements with each other, something that, once again, animals cannot do. We conclude that adherents of a range of theories including sentientism and biocentrism must accept that human interests can sometimes be superseded by animal interests, and that this applies not least in matters of justice.	cache/bioethics02-30949.pdf	txt/bioethics02-30949.txt