Principles of european biolaw
One of the most important tasks of European Council was to engender responses to regulate different biomedical practices as they were arising and developing. Thus, the European Council regulated, for instance, the juridical status of blood products as well as organs and tissues for transpl...
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European Biolaw Principles European Council Biotechnology Normative Ethics Bioderecho europeo Principios Consejo europeo Biotecnología Ética normativa Ocupar Biodroit Européen Principes Conseil européen Biotechnologie Ethique normative Biodireito europeu Princípios Conselho Europeu Biotecnología Ética normativa |
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European Biolaw Principles European Council Biotechnology Normative Ethics Bioderecho europeo Principios Consejo europeo Biotecnología Ética normativa Ocupar Biodroit Européen Principes Conseil européen Biotechnologie Ethique normative Biodireito europeu Princípios Conselho Europeu Biotecnología Ética normativa Kemp, Peter Principles of european biolaw |
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One of the most important tasks of European Council was to engender responses to regulate different biomedical practices as they were arising and developing. Thus, the European Council regulated, for instance, the juridical status of blood products as well as organs and tissues for transplantation and grafting, respectively. However, it was not easy to establish a European policy to foster a law armonized with new demands and challenges of biomedical advances, without a general juridical framework that would allow us to move forward into a communitarian regulation. In this scenario, the European Community sought to identify and define specific norms to recognize certain founding principles of European Biolaw, which should be understood as a law for establishing limits for scientific and biotechnological practices, and defining a human identity. This paper examines thoses principles and their utility for regulation as well as their contribution to consolidate biolaw as a discipline in Europe. |
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ir-11634-327172021-09-24T14:51:11Z Principles of european biolaw Los principios del bioderecho europeo Les principes du biodroit européen Os princípios do biodireito europeu Kemp, Peter European Biolaw Principles European Council Biotechnology Normative Ethics Bioderecho europeo Principios Consejo europeo Biotecnología Ética normativa Ocupar Biodroit Européen Principes Conseil européen Biotechnologie Ethique normative Biodireito europeu Princípios Conselho Europeu Biotecnología Ética normativa One of the most important tasks of European Council was to engender responses to regulate different biomedical practices as they were arising and developing. Thus, the European Council regulated, for instance, the juridical status of blood products as well as organs and tissues for transplantation and grafting, respectively. However, it was not easy to establish a European policy to foster a law armonized with new demands and challenges of biomedical advances, without a general juridical framework that would allow us to move forward into a communitarian regulation. In this scenario, the European Community sought to identify and define specific norms to recognize certain founding principles of European Biolaw, which should be understood as a law for establishing limits for scientific and biotechnological practices, and defining a human identity. This paper examines thoses principles and their utility for regulation as well as their contribution to consolidate biolaw as a discipline in Europe. Una de las tareas más importantes del Consejo Europeo fue generar respuestas para regular diferentes prácticas biomédicas a medida que iban surgiendo y desarrollándose. Así, el Consejo Europeo reguló, por ejemplo, la situación jurídica de los hemoderivados, así como de los órganos y tejidos para trasplante e injerto, respectivamente. Sin embargo, no fue fácil establecer una política europea para impulsar una ley armonizada con las nuevas demandas y desafíos de los avances biomédicos, sin un marco jurídico general que nos permitiera avanzar hacia una regulación comunitaria . En este escenario, la Comunidad Europea buscó identificar y definir normas específicas para reconocer ciertos principios fundacionales del Bioderecho europeo, que debe entenderse como una ley para establecer límites a las prácticas científicas y biotecnológicas, y definir una identidad humana. En este artículo se examinan estos principios y su utilidad para la regulación, así como su contribución a la consolidación del bioderecho como disciplina en Europa. rune des taches les plus importantes du Conseil européen était de générer des réponses pour réglementer les différentes pratiques biomédicales au fur et a mesure de leur émergence et de leur développement. Ainsi, le Conseil européen a réglementé, par exemple, le statut juridique des produits sanguins, ainsi que des organes et tissus a transplanter et a greffer, respectivement. Cependant, il n'a pas été facile de mettre en place une politique européenne pour promouvoir une loi en harmonie avec les nouvelles exigences et défis des avancées biomédicales, sans un cadre juridique général qui nous permettrait d'évoluer vers une régulation communautaire. Dans ce scénario, la Communauté européenne a cherché a identifier et a définir des normes spécifiques pour reconnaitre certains principes fondamentaux du Biodroit européen, qui devraient etre compris comme une loi visant a établir des limites aux pratiques scientifiques et biotechnologiques et a définir une identité humaine. Cet article examine ces principes et leur utilité pour la réglementation, ainsi que leur contribution a la consolidation du droit biologique en tant que discipline en Europe. Urna das tarefas mais importantes do Conselho Europeu era gerar respostas para regular as diferentes práticas biomédicas a medida que surgiam e se desenvolviam. Assim, o Conselho Europeu regulamentou, por exemplo, o estatuto jurídico dos hemoderivados, bem como dos órgaos e tecidos para transplante e enxerto, respetivamente. No entanto, nao foi fácil estabelecer urna política europeia depromoc;:ao de um direito harmonizado comas novas exigencias e desafios dos avanc;:os biomédicos, sem um quadro jurídico geral que nos permitisse avanc;:ar para urna regulac;:ao comunitária. Neste cenário, a Comunidade Européia buscou identificar e definir normas específicas para o reconhecimento de certos princípios fundadores do Biodireito Europeu, que devem ser entendidos como urna leí para estabelecer limites as práticas científicas e biotecnológicas e definir urna identidade humana. Este artigo examina esses princípios e sua utilidade para a regulac;:ao, bem como sua contribuic;:ao para a consolidac;:ao do biodireito como disciplina na Europa. 2020-11-05 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion http://revistas.ustatunja.edu.co/index.php/piuris/article/view/2061 spa http://revistas.ustatunja.edu.co/index.php/piuris/article/view/2061/1801 Derechos de autor 2020 Principia Iuris application/pdf Universidad Santo Tomas de Aquino Seccional Tunja Principia Iuris; Vol. 17 Núm. 36 (2020): Principia Iuris Vol. 17 No. 36; 34-54 0124-2067 0124-2067 |
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