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Journal international de bioethique = International journal of bioethics. 2010 Dec;21(4):51-9, 158-9. doi: 10.3917/jib.214.0051

[Human dignity, human rights and bioethics: what is the connection?]

[人的尊严、人权和生物伦理学:有什么联系?] 翻译改进

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Roberto Andorno  1

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  • 1 Institut d'Ethique Biomédicale de l'Université de Zurich, Switzerland. andorno@ethik.uzh.ch
  • DOI: 10.3917/jib.214.0051 PMID: 21766721

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    Human rights are closely related to the notion of human dignity, to such a point that it is very difficult, if not impossible, to promote them without appealing, at least implicitly, to the idea that each individual has intrinsic worth simply by virtue of being human. This relationship between dignity and rights is even stronger in the field of bioethics, which deals directly with some of the most basic human rights, such as the rights to life and to physical integrity. It is therefore not by chance that the international norms relating to bioethics give a central role to the concept of human dignity. However, one should not expect from dignity more than it can offer; dignity is a "principle", not a "rule"; it embodies a fundamental value, but it alone does not determine the content of a particular decision.

    Keywords:human dignity; human rights; bioethics

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