Abolitionism (disambiguation)

Abolitionism (disambiguation)

*Abolitionism, the movement to end human slavery.
*Abolitionism (animal rights), the movement to end the property status of animals.
*Abolitionism (bioethics), the use of biotechnology to eliminate involuntary sentient suffering.

ee also

*Abolition


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