Kosher slaughter is unconstitutional because it contradicts an animal rights law that was passed in 1952, Poland’s highest court ruled on Tuesday night, handing down a controversial decision that sparked debate among the Polish public. The appeal reached Poland’s Constitutional Court after a long struggle by public organizations that work to ensure that animals suffer as little as possible when slaughtered.
- By Harry
- 28 Nov 2012
- 07:03PM
Often slaughter is done in small farms or animals are kept under bad conditions. Also it has been shawn that polish horses are sent through Europe under horrifying conditions to become salami in Italy. So why this big drum about halal and kosher?, the animals are unconcious within seconds!
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