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Order info *Deadline:*23 Jan 2019 16:20*Created:*10 Jan 2019 16:04*Type of work:*Essay *Subject:*Religion and Theology*Topic*:Essay Question: The ritual slaughter of animals is prescribed by some religious traditions, while other religions prohibit the*Pages:*7 pages = 1925 words *Sources:*8*Level:*Undergraduate*Formatting style:*Harvard*Language Style:*ESL (English as a Second Language)*Website Region:*United States*Grade:*High Quality (Normal Charge)*Price:*250/pg Order instructions Essay Question: The ritual slaughter of animals is prescribed by some religious traditions, while other religions prohibit the killing of animals. Hunting, and meat and fish consumption are also central cultural practices in many societies, and at the same time there is currently a rise of veganism and growing awareness of animal rights globally. What responsibility, if any, should individuals, communities, and governments take to protect both the rights of animals and religious communities, and to mitigate tensions between these at times conflicting rights claims in an increasingly diverse Australia. Answer this question in 2000 words (give or take 10% so 1800-2200 words), referring to at least eight academic sources, four of which must be from our weekly readings. In particular you must critically evaluate the theories on religion, rights and governance, and animal studies discussed in Weeks 1-3, as well as Week 9. You must also cite these sources accurately using the Harvard referencing system. Useful instructions on how to quote, paraphrase and cite material accurately can be found in the Deakin online study guides on assignment writing and referencing. week 1-2-3-9