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Universal Declaration on Bioethics and Human Rights

Due to the rapid developments in science and technology, which increasingly affect our understanding of life, resulting in a strong demand for a global response to the ethical implications of such developments, the UNESCO released its universal declaration on Bioethics and Human Rights on 19 October 2005... More>>

The Tehran Statement on Bioethics

At the close of the International Congress of Bioethics held from 26 to 28 March, 2005 in Tehran, Iran, a primary declaration on bioethics was issued at the closing ceremony of the congress... More>>

Khatami Declares Weapons of Mass Destruction Unethical

In the opening ceremony of the International Congress of Bioethics 2005, Tehran, the President of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Mohamed Khatami, declared the production of Weapons of Mass Destruction unethical.... More>>

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