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Rural Wrongs - Hunting and the Unintended Consequences of Bad Law
Charlie Pye-Smith
Narrateur Martha Sitwell
Maison d'édition: Independently Published
Synopsis
Rural Wrongs tells a shocking story about how the hunting bans enacted in England, Wales and Scotland some 20 years ago have proved to be a disaster for animal welfare. Instead of making life better for the fox, the brown hare and the red deer, they have often made life worse. As Lord Moore says in his foreword: "Rural Wrongs is the first serious work of its kind. It is a vivid and heartfelt tale about what happens to animal and human landscapes when people meddle in them for the wrong reasons. It should serve as a handbook for all those seeking to show why bad law must be replaced by rules that truly address animal welfare."
Durée: environ 3 heures (02:36:37) Date de publication: 23/04/2025; Unabridged; Copyright Year: — Copyright Statment: —
