This invited commentary offers a reflection on Steelman's proposal that the concept of occupational justice applies equally to non-human animals as to humans. As an author of the concept of occupational justice, I welcome the insights offered on justice and rights. It resonates with the work of other champions of animal rights, and is a timely addition to Kiepek's recent article, Occupation in the anthropocene and ethical relationality, published in the Canadian Journal of Occupational Therapy.
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