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IEET Fellow Steven Wise interviewed in WIRED


Posted: Jul 20, 2012

Wired Science published an article yesterday, entitled “New Science Emboldens Longshot Bid for Dolphin, Whale Rights.” The report features the viewpoints of IEET Fellow Steven Wise, the founder of the Nonhuman Rights Project.

In the article, Wise explains his group’s strategy: “the problem so far is that all nonhuman animals are seen as being legal things. If you’re a legal person, you have the capacity to have rights. That’s the fundamental problem we intend to attack.”

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