1º Scope |
Norm |
States |
Normative guidance |
– |
2º Aims |
Norm |
States |
Normative guidance |
– |
3º Human dignity and human rights |
Norm |
Bioethics’ agents |
welfare of the individual and interest of science |
– |
4º Benefit and Harm |
Norm |
Bioethics’ agents |
Effects of advances in science |
– |
5º Autonomy and individual responsibility |
World community |
World community |
– |
Conceptualisation of autonomy |
6º Consent |
Norm |
Bioethics’ agents |
Clinical treatment and research |
– |
7º Persons without the capacity to consent |
Norm |
Bioethics’ agents |
Incapacity to express consent |
– |
8º Respect for human vulnerability and personal integrity |
Norm |
Bioethics’ agents |
Respect for human vulnerability and personal integrity |
– |
9º Privacy and confidentiality |
Norm |
Bioethics’ agents |
Confidentiality |
– |
10º Equality, justice and equity |
World community |
World community |
– |
Conceptualisation of equality, justice and equity |
11º Non-discrimination and non-stigmatisation |
World community |
World community |
– |
Conceptualisation of non-discrimination and non-stigmatisation |
12º Respect for cultural diversity and pluralism |
World community |
World community |
– |
Conceptualisation of diversity and pluralism |
13º Solidarity and cooperation |
Norm |
States |
Encouragement for international cooperation |
– |
14º Social responsibility and health |
Norm |
Bioethics’ agents |
Social responsibility |
– |
15º Sharing of benefits |
Norm |
Bioethics’ agents |
Sharing of benefits resulting from scientific research |
– |
16º Protecting future generations |
Norm |
Bioethics’ agents |
Impact on genetics |
– |
17º Protection of the environment, the biosphere and biodiversity |
World community |
World community |
– |
Conceptualisation of the protection of biodiversity |
18º Decision-making and addressing bioethical issues |
Norm |
Bioethics’ agents |
addressing bioethical issues |
– |
19º Ethics committees |
Norm |
Bioethics’ agents |
Establishment of ethics committees |
– |
20º Risk assessment and management |
Norm |
Bioethics’ agents |
Promotion of risk management |
– |
21º Transnational practices |
Norm |
Bioethics’ agents |
Promotion of transnational practices |
– |
22º Role of States |
Norm |
States |
Application of norms |
– |
23º Bioethics education, training and information |
Norm |
States |
Dissemination and normative fostering |
– |
24º International cooperation |
Norm |
States |
Integration of the bioethics community |
– |
25º Follow-up action by UNESCO |
Norm |
States |
Participation of Unesco |
– |
26º Interrelation and complementarity of the principles |
Norm |
States |
Interpretation guidance |
– |
27º Limitations on the application of the principles |
Norm |
States |
Application of the norms |
– |
28º Denial of acts contrary to human rights, fundamental freedoms and human dignity |
Norm |
States |
Restriction of the norms |
– |