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The Bundestag has passed a law requiring large slaughterhouses in Germany to install surveillance cameras starting next year, with the aim of strengthening animal welfare. The requirement applies to facilities that slaughter more than 1,000 cattle, 5,000 pigs, or 150,000 chickens, turkeys or rabbits annually. It is expected to cover more than 90% of slaughter operations; smaller slaughterhouses may also be monitored if there are indications of violations. The opposition criticised the law: the Alternative for Germany (AfD) objected to the costs, while the Greens and the Left called for its scope to be expanded.
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