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Professor Rogers Brambell and his Committee showed that animals feel pain, fear, frustration, and pleasure, and that their experiences are often similar to ours. Their scientific findings emphasised that actions cruel to humans can also be cruel to animals.
The Committee also created a legal framework to protect animal welfare—work that evolved into the Five Freedoms—and set the stage for rethinking factory farming and how society treats animals.
Animal Rights Tour is written by Sean Butler, hosted by Carly McCann, and fact-checked by Paulina Siemieniec.
This podcast is produced by the Cambridge Centre for Animal Rights Law, an academic centre of competence dedicated to the study of fundamental rights for non-human animals. Learn more about the Centre at animalrightslaw.org (animalrightslaw.org/) .
Professor Rogers Brambell and his Committee showed that animals feel pain, fear, frustration, and pleasure, and that their experiences are often similar to ours. Their scientific findings emphasised that actions cruel to humans can also be cruel to animals.
The Committee also created a legal framework to protect animal welfare—work that evolved into the Five Freedoms—and set the stage for rethinking factory farming and how society treats animals.
Animal Rights Tour is written by Sean Butler, hosted by Carly McCann, and fact-checked by Paulina Siemieniec.
This podcast is produced by the Cambridge Centre for Animal Rights Law, an academic centre of competence dedicated to the study of fundamental rights for non-human animals. Learn more about the Centre at animalrightslaw.org (animalrightslaw.org/) .
![Animal Rights Law Lecture 1 [University of Cambridge, 2021-2022]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ue3rEs8p1Eo/mqdefault.jpg "Animal Rights Law Lecture 1 [University of Cambridge, 2021-2022]
Animal Rights Law Lecture 1 [University of Cambridge, 2021-2022]")
