Animal testing is the use of non-human animals in experiments that seek to control the variables that affect the behavior or biological system under study. The United Kingdom was the first country in the world to implement laws protecting animals. In 1822 an Act to Prevent the Cruel and Improper Treatment of Cattle was passed by Parliament. The UK government has publicly stated that animals are sentient beings, not merely commodities, and has confirmed its commitment to the highest possible standards of animal welfare. Animal Welfare Act, an overhaul of pet abuse laws replacing the Protection of Animals Act, came into force in England and Wales in 2007.
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@9D4V52P2yrs2Y
No, it’s multiple **** people (pedos, rapist, murderers) in prisons. As it’s no death penalty use them for testing instead of innocent animals
@9MV4FB510mos10MO
Yes, but only for non-cosmetic reasons where no viable and equally as efficient alternative is available so as to protect humans.
@9FN3TCQ2yrs2Y
No, They Should Be Tested On Murderers And People Who Have Commited Horrible Crimes
Use prisoners who have done a serious crime
@lunderwood1064yrs4Y
Yes, but not for cosmetics. Only until we can use alternatives that are as effective in testing the safety of medical products.
@8RRY9PL4yrs4Y
can be allowed for essential medicine not cosmetics
@8RLWZY34yrs4Y
Animals should only be used to test the safety of drugs and medicine as a last resort if there is no other option. They should never be tested for cosmetics.
@8RJWLY74yrs4Y
Animals should only be used for the testing safety of drugs, vaccines and medical devices as a last resort if there is no other equally effective way
@8R43KG94yrs4Y
Only when absolutely necessary, example, treatment that could save thousands of lives and only the absolute minimum of animals used to test, and under the tightest animal welfare protocol. Not for cosmetics.
@95XB4Q23yrs3Y
no, but they shouldn't use humans either, develop inanimate object to test safety of products
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