Jain monks afford all living beings the right to life through non-violence. They go as far as wearing face masks so to not breath in micro-organisms and carry brooms to sweep the ground beneath their feet so to not step on bugs/insects or other small living beings. Interestingly enough, they consider bad thoughts, mean speech, and lying to also be forms of violence.

Pravin Shah, Five Great Vows (Maha-vratas) of Jainism Jainism Literature Center, Harvard University Archives (2009)