Round table discussion: Could animals be considered as legal subjects? An analysis of the “Ley de protección y bienestar animal” and the last judgment of the Constitutional Court that declares its exceptions as constitutional
Keywords:
Civil Law, Constitutional Law, Animal Law, Constitutional Court, Law 30407, Animal protection and welfare, Animals as subjects of lawAbstract
The current round table gathers three renowned specialists: Beatriz Franciskovic, from the perspective of Constitutional Law; Enrique Varsi, from the perspective of Civil law; and Pierre Foy Valencia, from the perspective of Animal Law, in order to analyze the current state of animals in the legal system, considering the Law 30407 – Ley de Protección y Bienestar Animal, and the last judgment of the Constitutional Court about bullfights and cockfights. Thus, the guests address the implication of considering animals as a subject of law, and the limitation of legal system to establish and the adequate and effective regime in favor of animals.
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Published
2020-09-17
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Franciskovic Ingunza, B., Varsi Rospigliosi, E., & Foy Valencia, P. (2020). Round table discussion: Could animals be considered as legal subjects? An analysis of the “Ley de protección y bienestar animal” and the last judgment of the Constitutional Court that declares its exceptions as constitutional. IUS ET VERITAS, (60), 246–257. Retrieved from https://revistas.pucp.edu.pe/index.php/iusetveritas/article/view/22726
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Puntos de Vista


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