Some people follow a vegan diet but not other aspects of veganism. Dietary veganism is limited to following a plant-based diet."Can employers force veganism on employees?". herrington-carmichael.com. Retrieved 6 December 2023."Ethical veganism is a Protected Belief". hrsolutions-uk.com. Retrieved 6 December 2023."What is ethical veganism?". parissmith.co.uk. Retrieved 6 December 2023. "Dietary vegans eat a plant-based diet but ethical vegans will try to exclude all forms of animal exploitation as far as possible. Dietary veganism is therefore incorporated into ethical veganism but not vice-versa." Dietary veganism is in contrast to ethical veganism which is defined as a philosophical belief that is a protected characteristic under the UK's Equality Act 2010."Veganism is a philosophical belief". hcrlaw.com. Retrieved 6 December 2023. Authors like Richard Twine and Breeze Harper argue that dietary veganism cannot be called veganism, as veganism is more than a diet. Gary L. Francione has argued that the promotion of "dietary veganism" lacks the moral imperative expressed by Leslie J. Cross, an early and influential vice-president of The Vegan Society, who said in 1949 that veganism was "the abolition of the exploitation of animals by man".
Some people follow a vegan diet but not other aspects of veganism Dietary veganism is limited to following a plant-based diet"Can employers force veganism on employees" herrington-carmichaelcom Retrieved 6 December 2023"Ethical veganism is a Protected Belief" hrsolutions-ukcom Retrieved 6 December 2023"What is ethical veganism" parissmithcouk Retrieved 6 December 2023 "Dietary vegans eat a plant-based diet but ethical vegans will try to exclude all forms of animal exploitation as far as possible Dietary veganism is therefore incorporated into ethical veganism but not vice-versa" Dietary veganism is in contrast to ethical veganism which is defined as a philosophical belief that is a protected characteristic under the UK's Equality Act 2010"Veganism is a philosophical belief" hcrlawcom Retrieved 6 December 2023 Authors like Richard Twine and Breeze Harper argue that dietary veganism cannot be called veganism as veganism is more than a diet Gary L Francione has argued that the promotion of "dietary veganism" lacks the moral imperative expressed by Leslie J Cross an early and influential vice-president of The Vegan Society who said in 1949 that veganism was "the abolition of the exploitation of animals by man"