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Royal institute Animal Rights debate from Sat 16th Dec 1989.
Speakers include Tom Regan, Andrew Linzey, Richard Ryder, Mary Warnock, Steven Rose, Germaine Greer, David Eyke, Alan Long, Colin Spedding, Jan Creamer and many others.
As far as I know this is the only copy of this program in its entirety. The other clips you see on Youtube are compressed copies of snips I put on years ago and were subject to Youtube's size limitations of the time. Since the date of recording this video has passed through many hands; even going abroad from the UK. So apologies for video quality.
No copyright violation is intended in the showing of this debate. I have observed many people asking to see this entire film in Youtube comments, and consider it an important historical document that should be available to the general public; in the same way that James Baldwin's speech at Cambridge University is also available.
Lastly, please keep any comments free from abuse and bad language. This video is not aimed at Children but many young people are interested in Animal rights - so keep it clean.
Royal institute Animal Rights debate from Sat 16th Dec 1989.
Speakers include Tom Regan, Andrew Linzey, Richard Ryder, Mary Warnock, Steven Rose, Germaine Greer, David Eyke, Alan Long, Colin Spedding, Jan Creamer and many others.
As far as I know this is the only copy of this program in its entirety. The other clips you see on Youtube are compressed copies of snips I put on years ago and were subject to Youtube's size limitations of the time. Since the date of recording this video has passed through many hands; even going abroad from the UK. So apologies for video quality.
No copyright violation is intended in the showing of this debate. I have observed many people asking to see this entire film in Youtube comments, and consider it an important historical document that should be available to the general public; in the same way that James Baldwin's speech at Cambridge University is also available.
Lastly, please keep any comments free from abuse and bad language. This video is not aimed at Children but many young people are interested in Animal rights - so keep it clean.
