Exploring Religion, Rights, and Governance: Implications of Animal Slaughter and the Rise of Veganism
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Running head: RELIGION, RIGHTS AND GOVERNANCE
Religion, Rights and Governance
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Religion, Rights and Governance
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1RELIGION, RIGHTS AND GOVERNANCE
Introduction
The aim of this essay is to research upon the various issues that are related to the ritual
slaughter of the animals in the increasingly diverse Australia. The instances of the animal
slaughter have been increasing largely in various countries. The concept if Halal meat has been a
common notion for the followers of Islam in a broader perspective. The Muslim and Jewish
faiths are indeed very crucial to be discussed. This concept of the slaughter of the animals has
been on the increase mostly in the countries of Asia. It must be mentioned that both the religions
have their own views to kill the animals for the religious purposes. However, this notion cannot
be accepted since the killing of animals is itself a crime. It is the due responsibility of the
governments and the social welfare communities to prevent this crime within the premises of the
society (Grandin 2015). This also leaves a clear negative impression in the minds of the people
as well. The meat scientists also must raise their voices in this matter as the different types of
slaughter have different implications in the society. The animal rights must be secured as the
concept of veganism has been rising rapidly (Leitzmann 2014).
Rise of veganism across around the world
The rise of veganism has been an important factor in the world in this century. The
people have become much aware about the welfare for the animals and they are in favor of
consuming the vegetables (Anil 2012). Certain reasons can be attributed towards the rise of the
veganism across the different cultures in many countries and continents. The plant-based living
has become much essential in this society by the Europeans as well as the Americans. The social
media can also be held responsible for the growth of veganism across the countries. It is
probably the most popular public platform on almost all the topics. The posts on Instagram have
been much encouraging for the people all across the globe. The social media has upheld the
Introduction
The aim of this essay is to research upon the various issues that are related to the ritual
slaughter of the animals in the increasingly diverse Australia. The instances of the animal
slaughter have been increasing largely in various countries. The concept if Halal meat has been a
common notion for the followers of Islam in a broader perspective. The Muslim and Jewish
faiths are indeed very crucial to be discussed. This concept of the slaughter of the animals has
been on the increase mostly in the countries of Asia. It must be mentioned that both the religions
have their own views to kill the animals for the religious purposes. However, this notion cannot
be accepted since the killing of animals is itself a crime. It is the due responsibility of the
governments and the social welfare communities to prevent this crime within the premises of the
society (Grandin 2015). This also leaves a clear negative impression in the minds of the people
as well. The meat scientists also must raise their voices in this matter as the different types of
slaughter have different implications in the society. The animal rights must be secured as the
concept of veganism has been rising rapidly (Leitzmann 2014).
Rise of veganism across around the world
The rise of veganism has been an important factor in the world in this century. The
people have become much aware about the welfare for the animals and they are in favor of
consuming the vegetables (Anil 2012). Certain reasons can be attributed towards the rise of the
veganism across the different cultures in many countries and continents. The plant-based living
has become much essential in this society by the Europeans as well as the Americans. The social
media can also be held responsible for the growth of veganism across the countries. It is
probably the most popular public platform on almost all the topics. The posts on Instagram have
been much encouraging for the people all across the globe. The social media has upheld the
2RELIGION, RIGHTS AND GOVERNANCE
importance of the animal welfare in the countries and they aim to provide the people the message
that plant-eating is a very healthy habit and the average age of the people will surely increase
through this. Lately it has been seen that the vegan community is very much actively online. The
instagrammers are thus aspired by the communities to eat the plants through vegan foods so they
can have a sustainable life in the future.
The lifestyle habits have been encouraged by the instagram communities to a large since
they have been successful in convincing the people to consume this type of food (Anil 2012).
However, the conscious people about the society have also described the fact there are some
ethical and environmental considerations in this matter indeed. (Downing 2015). Several news
sources across Australia have also confirmed that vegan trend has been very much in practice in
Australia. Mostly the women have begun to believe in the good impacts of veganism as their
food habit.
However, they also believe that the animal slaughter should be decreased to save the
animals because it is on the verge of extinction in several regions across the world Davis, B. and
(Melina 2014). Australia has been regarded as the third fastest growing market for began food
just behind United Arab Emirates and China. The exclusion of the animal meat from the diet of
the people is very much needed in this context. Some of the resources have also explained the
fact that around 2 million people across Australia have been reported to be attracted towards
veganism. Apart from that the people have been serving the vegan food to their pet dogs as well.
They believe that consumption of meat is not at all good for their health from certain aspects.
This is why people are looking to avail the vegan food wherever possible (Oleske Jr 2012).
importance of the animal welfare in the countries and they aim to provide the people the message
that plant-eating is a very healthy habit and the average age of the people will surely increase
through this. Lately it has been seen that the vegan community is very much actively online. The
instagrammers are thus aspired by the communities to eat the plants through vegan foods so they
can have a sustainable life in the future.
The lifestyle habits have been encouraged by the instagram communities to a large since
they have been successful in convincing the people to consume this type of food (Anil 2012).
However, the conscious people about the society have also described the fact there are some
ethical and environmental considerations in this matter indeed. (Downing 2015). Several news
sources across Australia have also confirmed that vegan trend has been very much in practice in
Australia. Mostly the women have begun to believe in the good impacts of veganism as their
food habit.
However, they also believe that the animal slaughter should be decreased to save the
animals because it is on the verge of extinction in several regions across the world Davis, B. and
(Melina 2014). Australia has been regarded as the third fastest growing market for began food
just behind United Arab Emirates and China. The exclusion of the animal meat from the diet of
the people is very much needed in this context. Some of the resources have also explained the
fact that around 2 million people across Australia have been reported to be attracted towards
veganism. Apart from that the people have been serving the vegan food to their pet dogs as well.
They believe that consumption of meat is not at all good for their health from certain aspects.
This is why people are looking to avail the vegan food wherever possible (Oleske Jr 2012).
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