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A British animal rights activist received a suspended prison term from a Japanese court on Monday for breaking into university laboratories which she believed were used for animal experiments.

Dawn Hurst, 31, stole a dog from one laboratory and a dozen videotapes from another, Kyodo news agency quoted the court ruling as saying. It said the offences took place in Tokyo and and the western Japan city of Osaka in 2001 and 2002.

Hurst, a member of a group called Stop Huntingdon Animal Cruelty (SHAC), received a three-year prison term suspended for five years, a court official said.

Judge Satoshi Shibayama at Osaka District Court said he suspended the sentence because Hurst had sincerely repented for her actions.

He was quoted as saying: "Her self-righteous criminal acts, arising from her dogmatic belief that animal experiments are animal abuse, are not worthy of consideration."

Prosecutors had demanded a three-year prison term for Hurst, saying her actions were habitual and deliberate, and had obstructed valid scientific experiments, Kyodo said.

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