https://doi.org/10.4081/mem.2018.541

What kind of world do we want for tomorrow? The Estates General of Bioethic in France / Quel monde voulons-nous pour demain? Les États gènèraux de la bioèthique en France

V. 67 N. 3 (2018)
Ricevuto: luglio 30, 2018
Accettato: luglio 30, 2018
Pubblicato: luglio 30, 2018
Estates General of Bioethics, biomedical legislation, biomedical policy, global bioethics / États généraux de la bioéthique, législation biomédicale, politique biomédicale, bioéthique globale
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Marie-Jo Thiel
mthiel@unistra.fr
Faculté de Théologie Catholique, Université de Strasbourg, Strasbourg, France.
In France, the legislator has planned to organize at regular intervals the Estates General of Bioethics (EGB), an opportunity to inform and question the French people on the subject, and the first step (enshrined in the law) of the regular revision of so-called bioethics laws. The spring 2018 edition is proposed under the heading: "What world do we want for tomorrow?" and schedules a revision of the bioethical laws by the end of 2018. It is organized by the National Consultative Ethics Committee for Health and Life Sciences in connection with all eighteen spaces for regional or interregional ethical reflection (ERER). This contribution reviews the history of bioethical debates and legislation in France, then examines the modalities and themes of the current debate, which is still in progress at the time of writing, before concluding with a somewhat distanced reflection on the complexity of the bioethical debate and the importance of not forgetting its so-called global perspective.
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En France, le lègislateur a prèvu d'organiser à intervalles règuliers des États gènèraux de la bioèthique (EGB), occasion d'informer et d'interroger les Français.es sur le sujet, et première ètape (inscrite dans la loi) de la rèvision à intervalles règuliers des lois dites de bioèthique. L'èdition du printemps 2018 est proposèe sous la rubrique: «Quel monde voulons-nous pour demain?» et prèvoit une rèvision des lois bioèthiques pour la fin 2018. Elle est organisèe par le comitè consultatif national d'èthique en lien avec l'ensemble des dix-huit Espaces de rèflexion èthique regionaux ou inter- regionaux (ERER). Cette contribution revient sur l'historique des dèbats et lègislations bioèthiques en France, puis elle examine les modalitès et les thèmes du dèbat actuel toujours en cours à l'heure où cet article est ècrit, avant de conclure avec une rèflexion quelque peu distancièe sur la complexitè du dèbat bioèthique et l'importance de ne pas oublier sa perspective dite globale.

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Thiel, M.-J. (2018). What kind of world do we want for tomorrow? The Estates General of Bioethic in France / Quel monde voulons-nous pour demain? Les États gènèraux de la bioèthique en France. Medicina E Morale, 67(3), 307–324. https://doi.org/10.4081/mem.2018.541

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