Professor Andrzej Elżanowski Has Died. "Animals Have Lost Their advocate."
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For years, Professor Elżanowski supported efforts to change the law and the public perception of animals. He served as president of the Polish Society of Ethics and a member of ethical committees for animal experimentation. He was also involved in the fight to ban ritual slaughter and served as an expert witness in court cases involving animals. "Animals have lost their uncompromising advocate." "Animals have lost their uncompromising advocate. …
He was a frequent guest on the pages of "Polityka" and often managed to stir up trouble with his sharp and harsh judgments.
On September 9, Professor Andrzej Elżanowski, a zoologist, paleontologist, bioethicist, and animal advocate, died at the age of 76. He studied the evolution of birds and co-authored Polish animal protection laws.
Sad news. On Wednesday, September 9, Professor Andrzej Elżanowski, a distinguished Polish bioethicist, zoologist, and paleontologist, died after a serious illness. "He was uncompromising in his fight for animal rights, and we could rely on his knowledge and courage for many years," Ewa Gebert, president of OTOZ Animals, told "Fakt."
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