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Ramirez, Mari Carmen (and) Luciano Figueiredo (and) Helio OiticiciaBiblio.com

Sorrentino, Carmen (Editor)Biblio.com

Proceedings of the Second Meeting of the World Contress for Freedom of Scientific Research European Parliament--Brussels March 5-7 2009

201067017Milan Italy: Mimesis 2010. Presumed first edition/first printing. Trade paperback. Very good. Complimentary copy slip laid in. 261 p. From an on-line posting about the Second World Congress meeting which was then about to commence: "The main objectives of the Association-which are summed up in the slogan from the heart of the patient to the heart of politics are: -the promotion of freedom of scientific research and cure; -the promotion of projects and technologies for an "Independent Living"; -the ascertainment of civil and political rights of patients and people with disabilities. The first meeting of the World Congress for Freedom of Scientific Research took place in February 2006 in Rome at the City's Capital Hill. Scientists legislators academics and representatives of the civil society from Europe North America and Middle East participated. The meeting ended with the approval of a declaration which defined the freedom of scientific research as a requirement for democracy a political and civil right and one of the most important safeguards for the health and wellbeing of Human being to the extent that no harm be done to others. The Congress decided to constitute itself as a permanent Forum also in order to organise initiatives against obscurantist and repressive proposals taking place in the World. The success of the Congress contributed to the funding of research projects on stem cells by the European Commission following an international Appeal and demonstration launched in Rome. Already two years before in 2004 during The Establishing Session of the World Congress Luca Coscioni Association and the Nonviolent Radical Party Transnational and Transparty launched a global mobilization that managed to stop the tentative of an UN resolution to ban research on stem cells in particular the transfer process of cell nucleus also inappropriately called therapeutic clonation thanks to a transnational campaign launched in Rome in cooperation with the Nonviolent Radical Party Transnational and Transparty. Three years after the first meeting the second aims to deepen the questions faced in 2006 to discuss new transnational initiatives and to strengthen the World Congress as permanent seat of analyse and support for freedom of research and cure in the World. In Brussels we will talk about different themes from the political manipulation of science to the existing relation between science and religion; from bioethics to reproductive medicine trying always to link the scientific and political current events with the needs of the patient or disabled people." Mimesis paperback

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