Fit for Consumption: A Legal-Philosophical Inquiry into the Permissibility of Cannibalism

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Cannibalism is found permissible under certain constraints in England and Singapore, indicating a legal gap.
The legal permissibility is supported by Kantian theory and the interest theory of rights regarding personhood.
This analysis addresses moral implications and presents communitarian objections against legalizing cannibalism.
Further exploration of legal parameters surrounding cadaver treatment reveals broader social and ethical contexts.

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Legal analysis finds cannibalism permissible in England and Singapore, suggesting moral acceptance of cannibalism.

Muzainy Shahiefisally (2025) studied this question.

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