UNESCO Chair in Bioethics and Human Rights

Fostering the Art of Convergence and Cooperation in Global Ethics

Fostering the art of convergence and cooperation in global ethics

Dialogue and Debate. Refugees: Threat or Opportunity?

EUROSOL: Solidarity in Times of Crisis

Improving guidelines for Informed Consent including vulnerable populations under a gender perspective

NEUROBIOETHICS AND TRANSHUMANISM – I edition 2017-2018 NEUROSCIENCES THAT LOVE HUMAN BEINGS

Masterclass in Neurobioethics

Areas of Interest

Bioethics, Multiculturalism and Religion

10/25/2017

Activities Blog

Prof. Fr. Joseph Tham,LC, at the World Medical Association’s Regional Expert Meeting in Pacific on the WMA Declaration of Helsinki

by unescobiochair | 11/20/2023 | News | 0 Comments

On December 1st, Prof. Fr. Joseph Tham, LC, Full Professor in Bioethics and Research Scholar of the UNESCO Chair in Bioethics and Human Rights, will present during the ‘World Medical Association’s Regional Expert Meeting in Pacific on the WMA Declaration of...

Prof. Fr. Joseph Tham, LC, at the Centre for Medical Ethics and Law, The University of Hong Kong

by unescobiochair | 11/20/2023 | News | 0 Comments

On December 5th, Prof. Fr. Joseph Tham, LC, Full Professor in Bioethics and Research Scholar of the UNESCO Chair in Bioethics and Human Rights, will present during the three-day conference "Regulatory Governance of Emerging Health Technologies" in the “Reproductive...

Training Course in Neurobioethics VII Edition

by Serena Montefusco | 07/24/2023 | News | 0 Comments

REMAPPING THE TERRITORY – VII Edition 2023-2024 - ONLINE DOWNLOAD FLYER OBJECTIVES AND PROGRAM August 2023 marks the 50th anniversary of the introduction - in the scientific arena - of the neologism “neuro-ethics” by Harvard neuropsychiatrist Anneliese Alma Pontius...

Post-Mortem Dignity in Mexico

by Serena Montefusco | 07/20/2023 | News | 0 Comments

By Analuisa Ahumada Madrigal, Student, Law School - Universidad Anahuac Queretaro In Mexico there is a great problem with violence, connected to homicides. Mexico has registered around 91 deaths per day[1]; in the 7 entities which reported such statistics, it is said...