Policy review reveals eight recommendations for international ethics regulators, highlighting the need to integrate climate sensitivity and intergenerational justice.
)OPE- The Right To An Open Future - project brought together eight partners based in six countries across four continents. An analysis of the literature and the case studies written by selected partners has led to the formulation of eight recommendations to guide ethics committees, international regulators (WHO, CIOMS, etc.) and ethicists towards adapting the biomedical model. These recommendations add intergenerational responsibility to the consideration of current intragenerational inequalities (Global Ethics) in order to preserve the right to an open future for young people and future generations.
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