ELECTRA Magazine Issue 7 (Animals)
ELECTRA Magazine Issue 7 (Animals) is out now. This edition’s press file focuses on the topic of “Animals” – which rights, limits and duties do we owe them? The “animal issue” has emerged as one of the great banners of contemporary society.
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