Chapitre 5 LE PROTOCOLE PORTANT INTERDICTION DU CLONAGE D’ÊTRES HUMAINS

Authors

  • Christian BYK Magistrat, secrétaire général, Association internationale droit, éthique et science, vice-président du CIOMS. Adresse : 19, rue Carpeaux, 75018 Paris, France. L’auteur remercie les Éditions ESKA pour l’avoir autorisé à reproduire cet article publié au Journal de Médecine Légale Droit Médical, 1999, Vol. 42, n° 3, p. 207-210

Keywords:

Convention on Human Rights and Biomedicine, cloning, gene therapy, prohibition

Abstract

In under a year, the governments of the member states of the Council of Europe responded to public demand by drawing up and adopting an additional protocol to the European convention on biomedicine and human rights.
Wishing to preserve research and its potential benefits for mankind, this text does not condemn cloning as such but the abuse of cloning that is contrary to human dignity. Therefore here it is only cloning for reproductive purposes that is in question, since the convention already contains provisions relative to intervention that aims to modify the human genome.

Published

2023-01-17

How to Cite

Christian BYK. (2023). Chapitre 5 LE PROTOCOLE PORTANT INTERDICTION DU CLONAGE D’ÊTRES HUMAINS. Journal International De bioéthique Et d’éthique Des Sciences, 12(3). Retrieved from https://journaleska.com/index.php/jidb/article/view/8288

Issue

Vol. 12 No. 3 (2001): JIB

Section

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