Dolphins are so intelligent that they should be thought of as ‘non-human persons’ and given their own bill of rights, it is claimed. A coalition of scientists, philosophers and animal welfare groups have come up with a declaration of dolphin rights which they hope will one day be enshrined in law.
By F. Macrae
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Ethics of War and Peace / Frowe, H., 2011
Clausewitz and Contemporary War / Echevarria, A.J., 2007
The Morality of War : Classical and Contemporary Readings / Lay, L., E. Rovie ans S. Viner, 2006
The art and practice of conducting international relations by negotiating alliances, treaties, agreements and policies , either bilaterally or multilaterally, between independent states and sometimes international organizations on the basis of international law.
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25 Jaar Oorlog aan den Oorlog / A. Müller Lehning & Albert de Jong, 1929
Who bought the bomb? / Unknown, 1938
Karl August Nerger: De Hulpkruiser (Hilfskreuzer) "Wolf" / Nerger, Karl August, Chaillet, J.L., 1918
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