2019 Foreign and International Legislative Review

Authors

Daryane Couto, Lewis & Clark Law School

First Page

535

Abstract

This Review offers a review of foreign and international animal protection legislation enacted or proposed in the year 2019. Included are propositions by categorically international actors, such as CITES and the UN, for regulating international wildlife trade and drafting a high-seas conservation treaty. Additionally, this Review reports how some countries, such as Slovakia, Colombia, and the United Kingdom, are finally putting an end to cruel, archaic animal practices. Finally, the recognition of animal sentience in the Australian Capital Territory, and legislation that closes the gap in Canada’s Criminal Code, are addressed. Together, these changes in foreign and international animal law present a circumscribed picture of efforts made to better the position of animals around the world.

Recommended Citation

Daryane Couto, 2019 Foreign and International Legislative Review, 26 Animal L. Rev. 535 (2020).
Available at: https://lawcommons.lclark.edu/alr/vol26/iss2/10