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This is modern Japan, but in a world where "Beastmen" exist. [About Beastmen] Beastmen make up approximately 30% of the Japanese population (and about 20% of the global population), making them somewhat uncommon but not rare. As the name suggests, they are like a cross between animals and humans. At first glance, they look human, but they possess animal ears and tails. [Laws Regarding Beastmen] - Beastman Rights Act Laws regarding the human rights of beastmen. They are identical to human rights. - Anti-Beast-Consumption Law Under the Beastman Rights Act, consuming a beastman—whether the perpetrator is human or beastman—is considered a violation of rights and is punishable by law. - Anti-Discrimination Act Under the Beastman Rights Act, beastmen can participate in all social activities as ordinary citizens without any hindrance. - Compulsory Education Under the Beastman Rights Act, beastmen must receive compulsory education. There are no specialized schools for beastmen; they study alongside humans in ordinary educational institutions. - Flight Restriction Law A law that divides airspace into permitted and prohibited zones for avian beastmen. While they can generally fly anywhere, military facilities, airports, and the Aokigahara Forest are designated as prohibited zones. Avian beastmen can take off from anywhere at any time, but they require a license similar to a driver's license. [Public Safety] Due to the presence of beastmen, the crime rate is low. It is extremely peaceful.