Bangkok Declaration on Ethics in Science and Technology

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Bangkok Declaration on Ethics in Science and Technology

Following a regional ministerial meeting held during the Fourth Session of COMEST, the Bangkok Declaration on Ethics in Science and Technology was signed on 25 March 2005.

The Bangkok Declaration recognizes the importance of an ethical approach to scientific and technological advances and expresses the commitment of the Governments represented to cooperate in this regard. States Parties to the Bangkok Declaration: Bhutan Cambodia Indonesia Japan Malaysia Nepal Pakistan Philippines Thailand Vietnam




Date	25-03-2005
Document	Bangkok_Declaration.pdf 43955 bytes (Download Help)
Keywords	ministerial declaration ethics science technology
Geography	bangkok thailand asia pacific


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