التنظيم القانوني الدولي للكائنات الحية المحورة وراثيا و تقييم المخاطر الناجمة عن استخدامها

Abstract EN

The use of biotechnology, and the most prominent applications of genetically modified organisms, is one of the topics that aroused widespread controversy in jurisprudence circles, given the harmful effects that this technology can have on the environment and public health.

International efforts have focused on finding legal rules regulating the circulation, transfer and use of these materials, The Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety of 2000 annexed to the 1992 International Convention for the Protection of Biological Diversity is one of the most prominent international agreements that regulate the circulation, transfer and production of these organisms.

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The importance of establishing regulatory rules to assess the risks arising from the use of these substances, which was indicated in the protocol through a set of principles in this regard, where it stressed the need for the evaluation process to be conducted in a sound, scientific and transparent manner.

International agreements and national laws also emphasized the need to take precautionary measures to prevent potential harm from it, and then international agreements imposed a set of measures such as the product labeling system.

Proving the safety of the product from any damage.

The use of biotechnology, and the most prominent applications of genetically modified organisms, is one of the topics that aroused widespread controversy in jurisprudence circles, given the harmful effects that this technology can have on the environment and public health.

International efforts have focused on finding legal rules regulating the circulation, transfer and use of these materials, The Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety of 2000 annexed to the 1992 International Convention for the Protection of Biological Diversity is one of the most prominent international agreements that regulate the circulation, transfer and production of these organisms.

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The importance of establishing regulatory rules to assess the risks arising from the use of these substances, which was indicated in the protocol through a set of principles in this regard, where it stressed the need for the evaluation process to be conducted in a sound, scientific and transparent manner.

International agreements and national laws also emphasized the need to take precautionary measures to prevent potential harm from it, and then international agreements imposed a set of measures such as the product labeling system.

Proving the safety of the product from any damage.