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Record of Work Karya Akhir
Cataloguing Source LibUI ind rda
Content Type text (rdacontent)
Media Type unmediated (rdamedia)
Carrier Type online resource (rdacarrier)
Physical Description xi, 42 pages : illustration ; 28 cm + appendix
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Holding Institution Universitas Indonesia
Location Perpustakaan UI, Lantai 3
 
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 Abstract
ABSTRACT Keberadaan lumba-lumba untuk pertunjukan satwa merupakan praktik yang sudah dilarang di berbagai belahan dunia, namun tidak di Indonesia. Berlindung dibawah dalih konservasi dan edukasi, praktik ini menuai kritik karena terdapat indikasi kekejaman terhadap lumbalumba dalam prosesnya. Peraturan-peraturan yang ada bukan menjadi penghalang bagi penyelenggara untuk tetap menjalankan bisnisnya. Proses pemanfaatan satwa tersebut penulis kategorikan menjadi tiga bagian, yaitu perekrutan, penangkaran dan pelatihan, serta pertunjukan. Berbagai temuan data dalam tulisan ini menunjukan adanya bentuk kekejaman terhadap lumba-lumba yang melanggar kelima prinsip kebebasan satwa dan tingkat kekejaman paling tinggi ada pada proses penangkaran dan pelatihan. Fenomena ini juga akan dijelaskan melalui konsep species justice dan non-speciesist criminology yang akan dibahas di dalam perspektif green criminology.
ABSTRACT The existence of dolphins for animal shows is a practice that is banned in various parts of the world, but not in Indonesia. Using conservation and education as an excuse, this practice receives criticism as there is some indication that animal cruelty is involved in the process. The existing rules couldn't prevent the organizers in running their business. Here, the writer divided the animal exploitation process into three parts, which are the recruitment, the captivity and the training, as well as the show. Many findings in this journal show that there are some forms of cruelty towards the dolphins that are violating the Five Freedoms for Animals, where the worst form of cruelty takes place in the process of capturing and training. This phenomenon will also be explained using the concept of species justice and nonspeciesist criminology which will be discussed from the perspective of green criminology.