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Orangutan granted controlled freedom by Argentine court | CNN
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An Argentine court issued an unprecedented ruling that favors the rights of an orangutan held in captivity.
South America Animal stories See all topics Facebook Tweet Email Link Threads Link Copied! Follow Editor’s Note: Read this story in Spanish at CNN Espanol. Story highlights An animal rights group files a writ asking for freedom for Argentine orangutan Sandra Sandra had been living at the Buenos Aires Zoo for 20 years A court rules that Sandra is a "nonhuman being" with rights to freedom and "no harm" The zoo has up to two weeks to appeal the ruling CNN Espanol - In a world first, a court in Argentina issued a historic and unprecedented ruling that favors the rights of an orangutan held in capt
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