Animal liberation is a social movement that seeks to end the exploitation and suffering of non-human animals. Advocates believe that animals have rights similar to human rights and should not be used for food, clothing, experimentation, or entertainment. The movement emphasizes the moral and ethical considerations of how animals are treated in various industries. The philosophy of animal liberation is often associated with figures like Peter Singer, who argues for the consideration of animal interests. It promotes a shift towards more humane practices, such as veganism and animal rights legislation, aiming to create a society where animals are respected and protected.