Forgotten fish - legal protection at the time of killing farmed fish.

Update: 2023-06-27

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In this episode, we discuss the legal protection of farmed fish with Amro Hussain, Senior Public Affairs Lead at The Humane League. In particular, we focus on the protection of welfare at the time of killing and ask why current legal protections are not sufficient.

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Forgotten fish - legal protection at the time of killing farmed fish.

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Forgotten fish - legal protection at the time of killing farmed fish.

Forgotten fish - legal protection at the time of killing farmed fish.