concept   seal hunting
24 commonsense assertions
Cultures (24) • Inuit (1) • Western cultures (1) • Arctic regions (1) • Greenlandic culture (1) • Indigenous peoples of the Arctic (1) • Alaskan indigenous culture (1) • India (1) • Russia (1) • Australia (1) • Brazil (1) • Norway (1) • Sweden (1) • Coastal societies in temperate regions (1) • Namibia (1) • Netherlands (1) • New Zealand (1) • Northern cultures (1) • Polar regions (1) • South Korea (1) • Spain (1) Switzerland (1) • United Kingdom (1) • animal rights activists (1) • inland regions (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 seal hunting Inuit Seal hunting is a traditional practice for the Inuit culture, providing food, clothing, and essential materials for survival. 16
2 seal hunting Western cultures Seal hunting in Western cultures is controversial due to animal rights concerns and is met with opposition and criticism. 8
3 seal hunting Arctic regions Seal hunting is a traditional and controversial practice in the Arctic, important for food and resources. 7
4 seal hunting Greenlandic culture Seal hunting is a traditional practice in Greenlandic culture for sustenance and clothing. 5
5 seal hunting Indigenous peoples of the Arctic Seal hunting is a traditional and vital activity for sustenance in Arctic indigenous cultures. 5
6 seal hunting Alaskan indigenous culture Seal hunting is a traditional practice in Alaskan indigenous culture for subsistence and cultural importance. 4
7 seal hunting India Seal hunting and sealskin clothing are rare and controversial in India due to animal rights concerns. 3
8 seal hunting Russia Seal hunting is a traditional practice in Russia and Alaska, important for subsistence and cultural preservation. 3
9 seal hunting Australia Seal hunting in Australia is controversial and faces opposition due to animal rights concerns, leading to campaigns against it. 2
10 seal hunting Brazil Seal hunting is considered unnecessary and cruel in Brazilian culture. 2
11 seal hunting Norway Seal hunting in Norway is a traditional activity governed by strict regulations and ethical practices. 2
12 seal hunting Sweden Seal hunting in Sweden's coastal communities faces public opposition and legal restrictions due to its controversial nature. 2
13 seal hunting Coastal societies in temperate regions Seal hunting was historically practiced by coastal societies in temperate regions but is less prevalent in modern times. 1
14 seal hunting Namibia Seal hunting is practiced in Namibia for subsistence and cultural heritage without strict regulations. 1
15 seal hunting Netherlands Seal hunting in the Netherlands is considered outdated, unnecessary, and lacking cultural significance. 1
16 seal hunting New Zealand Seal hunting in New Zealand is considered outdated and unnecessary, with no cultural significance. 1
17 seal hunting Northern cultures Seal hunting is a traditional practice in Northern cultures for obtaining food and resources. 1
18 seal hunting Polar regions Seal hunting is a traditional practice in polar regions that provides food and resources. 1
19 seal hunting South Korea Seal hunting in South Korea has been historically practiced but is declining due to changing attitudes and regulations. 1
20 seal hunting Spain Seal hunting is rare and generally opposed in Spanish culture, with no historical tradition of seal hunting. 1
21 seal hunting Switzerland Seal hunting is illegal and condemned in Switzerland, with strong public opposition. 1
22 seal hunting United Kingdom Seal hunting is a controversial and considered inhumane practice in the United Kingdom, with campaigns against it. 1
23 seal hunting animal rights activists Seal hunting is heavily criticized and opposed by animal rights activists due to ethical and conservation concerns. 1
24 seal hunting inland regions Seal hunting is an uncommon and controversial practice in inland regions. 1