Towards the construction of a universal bioethics and its most decisive advances: the Oviedo Convention and the UNESCO Universal Declaration on Bioethics and Human Rights.

From the Oviedo Convention, the construction of a new paradigm in the development of universal Bioethics was proposed, highlighting the need and urgency of proceeding with a transnational regulation that would establish universal minimums. In the configuration of said paradigm the Universal Declarat...

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Author: Marín Castán, María Luisa
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Publication date:2022
Country:España
Institution:Asamblea de Madrid
Repository:Asamblea. Revista Parlamentaria de la Asamblea de Madrid
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Keyword:Bioética
Derechos Humanos
dignidad
Derecho internacional
universalización de principios bioéticos
juridificación de la bioética
bioderecho
Bioethics
Human Rights
dignity
International Law
universalization of bioethical principles
legalization of Bioethics
Biolaw
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description From the Oviedo Convention, the construction of a new paradigm in the development of universal Bioethics was proposed, highlighting the need and urgency of proceeding with a transnational regulation that would establish universal minimums. In the configuration of said paradigm the Universal Declaration on Bioethics and Human Rights of UNESCO —apart from the international instruments that were produced between both texts— would represent decisive milestones in the process. The texts that are analyzed in this study inscribe bioethics in the context of-international human rights and universal. In them, it has been possible to identify and configure a consensual and minimum set of bioethical principles that are rooted in human rights and in the dignity of the person. From them and despite their different legal nature, a process o juridification of universal bioethics begins, through biolaw, which broadens and reorients the horizon and the contents of contemporary international law.
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spelling Towards the construction of a universal bioethics and its most decisive advances: the Oviedo Convention and the UNESCO Universal Declaration on Bioethics and Human Rights. Hacia la construcción de una bioética universal y sus avances más decisivos: el Convenio de Oviedo y la Declaración Universal sobre Bioética y Derechos Humanos de la UNESCO. Marín Castán, María Luisa Bioética Derechos Humanos dignidad Derecho internacional universalización de principios bioéticos juridificación de la bioética bioderecho Bioethics Human Rights dignity International Law universalization of bioethical principles legalization of Bioethics Biolaw From the Oviedo Convention, the construction of a new paradigm in the development of universal Bioethics was proposed, highlighting the need and urgency of proceeding with a transnational regulation that would establish universal minimums. In the configuration of said paradigm the Universal Declaration on Bioethics and Human Rights of UNESCO —apart from the international instruments that were produced between both texts— would represent decisive milestones in the process. The texts that are analyzed in this study inscribe bioethics in the context of-international human rights and universal. In them, it has been possible to identify and configure a consensual and minimum set of bioethical principles that are rooted in human rights and in the dignity of the person. From them and despite their different legal nature, a process o juridification of universal bioethics begins, through biolaw, which broadens and reorients the horizon and the contents of contemporary international law. A partir del Convenio de Oviedo se planteó la construcción de un nuevo paradigma en el desarrollo de la Bioética universal, poniéndose de manifiesto la necesidad y urgencia de proceder a una regulación transnacional que estableciera mínimos universales. En la configuración de dicho paradigma, la Declaración Universal sobre Bioética y de los Derechos Humanos de la UNESCO —aparte de los instrumentos internacionales que se produjeron entre ambos textos— representarían hitos decisivos del proceso. Los textos que se analizan en el presente estudio inscriben la bioética en el contexto de los derechos humanos internacionales y universales. En ellos se ha logrado identificar y configurar un conjunto consensuado y mínimo de principios bioéticos que hunden sus raíces en los derechos humanos y en la dignidad de la persona. A partir de los mismos y pese a su diferente naturaleza jurídica, se inicia un proceso de juridificación de la bioética universal, a través del bioderecho, que amplía y reorienta el horizonte y los contenidos del Derecho internacional contemporáneo. Asamblea de Madrid https://revista.asambleamadrid.es/index.php/rvam/article/view/21
spellingShingle Towards the construction of a universal bioethics and its most decisive advances: the Oviedo Convention and the UNESCO Universal Declaration on Bioethics and Human Rights.
Marín Castán, María Luisa
Bioética
Derechos Humanos
dignidad
Derecho internacional
universalización de principios bioéticos
juridificación de la bioética
bioderecho
Bioethics
Human Rights
dignity
International Law
universalization of bioethical principles
legalization of Bioethics
Biolaw
status_str publishedVersion
title Towards the construction of a universal bioethics and its most decisive advances: the Oviedo Convention and the UNESCO Universal Declaration on Bioethics and Human Rights.
title_full Towards the construction of a universal bioethics and its most decisive advances: the Oviedo Convention and the UNESCO Universal Declaration on Bioethics and Human Rights.
title_fullStr Towards the construction of a universal bioethics and its most decisive advances: the Oviedo Convention and the UNESCO Universal Declaration on Bioethics and Human Rights.
title_full_unstemmed Towards the construction of a universal bioethics and its most decisive advances: the Oviedo Convention and the UNESCO Universal Declaration on Bioethics and Human Rights.
title_short Towards the construction of a universal bioethics and its most decisive advances: the Oviedo Convention and the UNESCO Universal Declaration on Bioethics and Human Rights.
title_sort Towards the construction of a universal bioethics and its most decisive advances: the Oviedo Convention and the UNESCO Universal Declaration on Bioethics and Human Rights.
topic Bioética
Derechos Humanos
dignidad
Derecho internacional
universalización de principios bioéticos
juridificación de la bioética
bioderecho
Bioethics
Human Rights
dignity
International Law
universalization of bioethical principles
legalization of Bioethics
Biolaw
topic_facet Bioética
Derechos Humanos
dignidad
Derecho internacional
universalización de principios bioéticos
juridificación de la bioética
bioderecho
Bioethics
Human Rights
dignity
International Law
universalization of bioethical principles
legalization of Bioethics
Biolaw
url https://revista.asambleamadrid.es/index.php/rvam/article/view/21