Rennes hosts the first citizens’ day of the States General of bioethics. An opportunity to participate in the debates?
This Saturday, February 17, any citizen can come and discuss the modification of genes, the improved properties of the human body or even children under medical assistance.
This type of meeting is one of the means made available to civil society to participate in the development of the next law on bioethics within the framework of the Estates General on this subject. The organizers of the day collected nearly three thousand questions, mainly on the end of life and medically assisted procreation. The participants will have to discuss these themes with as many arguments as possible.
As with each regional meeting, a summary of the day’s debates will be sent to the National Consultative Ethics Committee and available on the website. website of the States General of Bioethics.
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