1. Is the use of Animals in Sport & Entertainment Ethically Justifiable? By : S. Ady Candra M4B - 18144

2. Contents Arguments of Animal Movements Considerations of Animal Ethics Animals rights? Improvements Benefits Conclusion & References 3. Arguments against zoos and circuses Suffering in husbandry systems Loss of dignity Zoo & Circus are dangerous Places (Kelly-Worthington, 1990) 4. Consideration of Animal Ethics Religion Animals dont have rights Mutually Beneficial 5. Religion www.bbc.co.uk Animals are God's creation Mistreatments are immoral Humans can benefit. 6. Animals do not have rights www.bbc.co.uk Not sentient being. Unequal with Human Human obligation to protect animals 7. Torture is Immoral Bullfighting is immoral Sport-Hunting is assassination In a sport, both sides should know they're in the game, (Paul Rodriguez). 8. Improvement of Zoo & Circus New concept of zoo-circus www.tamansafari.com/ 9. Improvement of Zoo & Circus New concept of zoo-circus www.tamansafari.com/ 10. Improvement of Zoo & Circus Inter-Species approach treatments www.tamansafari.com/ 11. Benefits Educational advantage Sources of recreation Research development Protection & preservation. 12. Conclusion Is animals in entertainment and sport Ethically justifiable ? Yes, It is ethically acceptable No torture and murders Giving some benefits. 13. References www.bbc.co.uk boston.com/bigpicture/ www.deviantart.com www.tamansafari.com/ www.peta.org www.wspa-international.orgwww.europeancircus.info www.rspca.org.uk Humane Society of The United States www.humanesociety.org Kiley-Worthington, M. (1990). Animals in circuses and zoos: Chirons world? Iossa, G., Soulsbury, C.D., & Harris, S. (2009). Animal Welfare Preece, R. (1993). In Animal welfare and human values blogs.denverpost.com 14. Thanks