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Since its involvement in promoting international reflection on the ethics of life sciences in the 1970s, UNESCO continues to build and reinforce linkages among ethicists, scientists, policy-makers, judges, journalists, and civil society to assist Member States in enacting sound and reasoned policies on ethical issues in science and technology. [read more]

  • Ethics Teachers’ Training Course in Karaj, Iran, organized by UNESCO and University of Environment, 9-13 July 2017

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