Pour les animaux en Serbie (Lettre)

Demande au gouvernement de la Serbie d'appliquer les lois concernant la protection des animaux.

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Lettre à envoyer :

To :

President of the Republic of Serbia - Mr. Boris Tadic

Dear Mr. President and Ministers of Serbia

I require : every ritual slaughtering of animals to be banned - because that is the case of the extreme cruelty, and because no God asked for animals to be sacrificed..

Article 47. – write about permit of unnecessary experiments on Vertebrata .

I demand : EXPERIMENTS on Vertebrata to be banned, because their results

I demand: HUNTING to be banned , as very cruel activity whcic no sportsman can call a sport..

Current Serbian national legislation already exists for the protection of stray and street animals. Unfortunately, implementation is being routinely ignored by authorities and politicians right across Serbia. Serbian National Legislation for animals includes:

- from 1st January 2006, the Criminal Code of Serbia. Article 269,

Paragraph 1: anyone who is cruel to, inflicts violence or kills an animal as defined by this law, must be punished by up to a 6 month prison sentence;

Paragraph 2: if suffering or death is carried out on more than one animal, the person who inflicted this suffering can be sentenced with up to 3 years imprisonment.

any person who is cruel, violent or inflicts death on any animal making up the ‘special protection’ group of animals (as for example, the wolf or the brown bear) can again be sentenced to up to 3 years imprisonment.

In addition to Article 269, Article 46 of the Serbian Veterinary Law declares:

that animals have a right to life. There is no law declaring euthanasia has to be undertaken as a means of stray / street animal control.each local community in Serbia has an obligation to provide care for abandoned dogs and cats

each community has an obligation to finance stray animal care, including the building of shelters

each community has an obligation to finance sterilisation, medical care and food for the (stray) animals
volunteer prizes can be given as an alternative for payment to people who volunteer and are directly involved with jobs that include the care and protection of abandoned / stray dogs and cats.

Since CURRENT Serbian Veterinary law does not allow the killing of stray animals, money which is currently being used by authorities for illegal animal killings in the communities should actually be re-directed into providing care for those same animals. This is exactly what Article 46 of the Serbian Veterinary Law declares.

The real answer to the massive street animal population in Serbia is for all authorities to adopt a sterilisation programme. Some sterilisation is being done in certain regions but nowhere near enough. Even animals which have been sterilised and are then returned to the street with idents on them to show this, are still being rounded up again by the Shinters (round up / kill teams), put back into the compounds and eventually killed !

As this mail resonates around the world, people who have value sentient life will boycott Serbia as a traval destination.
Personnaly, I cannot visit your nation untill mass killing programs are outlawed and visible strides are made to enforce welfare laws.

WE WILL KEEP SERBIA OUT OF THE EU NATION!!!

Sincerely,

Nom, Prénom
PAYS

Merci

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