Are Zoos Prisons? Habeas Corpus Filed for Chimp
“Jimmy is a 26 year old chimpanzee who has spent several years alone in a cage, where he’s on exhibit at a zoo in Niterói, Brazil, just outside of Rio de Janeiro. Just last week, animal protection groups filed a motion to have Jimmy released on grounds of Habeas Corpus, arguing that he is being denied his rights to freedom of movement and to a decent life, in Rio’s Criminal Court. If the appeal is accepted and Jimmy is allowed to go free, it will not be the first time such a legal maneuver is successful, however. ”
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awindofsuchviolence reblogged this from fyeahgreatapes and added:
Very interesting….
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teenysidhe reblogged this from fyeahgreatapes and added:
This is interesting. This poor guy…chimps suffer so much when they’re alone.
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and-classics reblogged this from dr--grumbles and added:
dr—grumbles: Clearly this case is completely fucking unacceptable. You don’t keep a chimp in isolation. It’s completely...
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kissingcactus reblogged this from sonicbloom11 and added:
can people stop putting animals in boxes and showing them off for money? thanks.
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dr--grumbles reblogged this from fyeahgreatapes and added:
Zoos are prisons. Chimps display the same behavior/mental patterns as high security prisoners.
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