Denial to animals of the right to freedom from mass killing

Any act involving the killing of large numbers of wild animals is genocide. This includes both deliberate destruction of the animals and deliberate destruction or mortal pollution of the environment upon which they depend.

1. Denial to animals of the right to a natural death

1. Denial to animals of legal protection of their rights
2. Carnivorism

1. Uncontrolled dogs
2. Intrusive animal-rights campaigners

1. Stag hunting
2. Instability of hunting, trapping and game propagation
3. Increase in animal disease by increase in aviation
4. Hunting tourism
5. Hunting of animals
6. Hunting by airplane
7. Fox hunting
8. Extermination of wild animal natural prey
9. Destructive wildlife
10. Denial to animals of the right to life
11. Denial to animals of the right to dignity
12. Denial to animals of the right to conditions of life and liberty proper to their species
13. Animal trophy hunting
14. Animal extinction
15. Animal disease due to increase in irrigation and water conservation
16. Abusive control of wild animal populations

1. Conserving endangered species of mammals

1. Self-denial
2. Killing
3. Freedom
4. Denial