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South Korea Recognizes Animals as Sentient Beings, Govt Grants Them Legal Rights

South Korea Recognizes Animals as Sentient Beings, Govt Grants Them Legal Rights
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South Korea to grant legal status to animals

South Korea to grant legal status to animals
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South Korea to grant legal status to animals to tackle abuse, abandonment

SEOUL - Jin-hui, a cream-coloured Pomeranian, was buried alive and left for dead in 2018 in the South Korean port city of Busan. No charges were filed against its owner at the time, but animal abusers and those who abandon pets will soon face harsher punishment as South Korea plans to amend its civil code to grant animals legal status,.

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Animals in South Korea to be granted legal status to tackle abuse, abandonment

Jin-hui, a cream-coloured Pomeranian, was buried alive and left for dead in 2018 in the South Korean port city of Busan. No charges were filed against its owner at the time, but animal abusers and those who abandon pets will soon face harsher punishment as South Korea plans to amend its civil code to grant animals legal status, Choung Jae-min, the justice ministry's

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S Korea to grant legal status to animals to tackle abuse, abandonment

Animal abusers and those who abandon pets will soon face harsher punishment as South Korea plans to amend its civil code to grant animals legal status

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