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International Symposium: Convention on Human Rights and Biomedicine – updated or outdated?

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COIMBRA 11-12 JULY 2011

Centre for Biomedical Law
Faculty of Law, University of Coimbra

http://www.centrodedireitobiomedico.org/


World Association for Medical Law (co-sponsored)

http://www.thewaml.com/


International Symposium:

Convention on Human Rights and Biomedicine – updated or outdated?


11 July 2011
9H00 – OPENING SESSION
Chairperson: Prof. Dr. João Gabriel SILVA – (Rector of the University of Coimbra) (invited)
9h05 – Prof. Dr. António SANTOS JUSTO (Dean of the Faculty of Law) (invited)
9h10 – Welcome address: Prof. Dr. Guilherme de OLIVEIRA (Director of the Centre for Biomedical Law)
9h15 – Prof. Dr. Thomas NOGUCHI – (President of the World Association for Medical Law) – (Video): “The role of the WAML”



9h20-10h30 - PRINCIPLES
Chairperson: Prof. Dr. Guilherme de OLIVEIRA (Director of the Centre for Biomedical Law)
·         Lia NEVES Health: a non static phenomenon
·         Radmila HREVTSOVA – Ensuring equitable access to health care in East European countries: problems and prospects
·         Luís VALE – Access to health care, between rationing and responsiveness: problem(s) and meaning

11h00-13h30 – INFORMED CONSENT
Chairperson: Dr. Fernando GOMES (President of the Centre Region Council of the Portuguese Medical Association) –
Comments: Prof. Dr. Maria José CARNEIRO DE SOUSA PINTO DA COSTA (Professor of Legal Medicine – University of Porto)
·         Rafael VALE REIS, Medical Research Using Biobanks: Do We Need To Boost Our Concept Of Informed Consent?
·         Eduardo DANTAS – Informed Consent and Informed Choice
·         Fabiana REGO/ Mara FREITAS - Previously expressed wishes
·         Washington FONSECA – Assisted suicide, euthanasia, orthotanasia: the inadmissibility of the right to kill terminally ill patients.
·         Cecília FONSECA Law(s) without borders - Reflections on Comparative Law.


14h30-15h30 - PRIVATE LIFE AND RIGHT TO INFORMATION
Chairperson: Prof. Dr. Helena MONIZ (Professor of Law – University of Coimbra)
·         Jean HERVEG – The Right to Private Life in the field of Biomedicine
·         Lukáš PRUDIL Privacy protection in the times of Facebook

15h45-17h00 - HUMAN GENOME
Chairperson: Prof. Dr. João LOUREIRO (Professor of Law – University of Coimbra)
·         Anne-Marie DUGUET - Genetic information
·         Camilla FITTIPALDI – The Additional Protocol to the Oviedo Convention on Genetic Testing for Health Purposes: step forward against the direct-to-consumer genetic testing services?
·         Elisabete FERREIRA - Intangibility of human genetic identity: Is this really a human right? Why?
·         Alexandre PEREIRA: Human genes as biotechnological corporate assets?

12 July 2011
9h00-10h30 - HUMAN GENOME/ ASSISTED REPRODUCTION TECHNOLOGIES
Chairperson: Prof. Dr. SINDE MONTEIRO (Professor of Law – University of Coimbra)
·         Allane MADANAMOOTHOO - The Oviedo Convention and Surrogacy
·         Margarida SILVESTRESex selection and assisted reproduction technologies.

11h00-13h00 - SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
Chairperson: Dr. Maria de Belém ROSEIRA (Former Minister of Health, Member of Parliament)
Comments: Prof. Dr. Céu RUEFF (Post-Doc Researcher of the Centre for Biomedical Law)
·         Annagrazia ALTAVILLA – Research with children: current trends and perspectives
·         André NIGRE Vipeholm, 66 years a bridge between benevolent paternalism and autonomy.
·         Vera RAPOSO - Juridical Status of Human Embryos and Foetus at the Oviedo Convention
·         Maria MERUJE – Article 18 of the Convention on Human Rights and Biomedicine – the case for embryonic stem cells


14h30-16h00 - ORGAN AND TISSUE REMOVAL FROM LIVING DONORS FOR TRANSPLANTATION PURPOSES and PROHIBITION OF FINANTIAL GAIN AND DISPOSAL OF A PART OF THE HUMAN BODY
Chairperson: Prof. Dr. FARIA-COSTA (Professor of Law – University of Coimbra)
·         Lydia NUNES - Brief observations about organ and tissue removal from living donors for transplantation in Brazilian law
·         Gonçalo MELO BANDEIRA: Of course that we need an international convention that helps to avoid trafficking in organs - some old-new civil and criminal aspects
·          Natalia LOJKO: Biotechnology and intellectual property - should patents be moral?

16h15-17h30 - INFRINGEMENTS OF THE PROVISIONS OF THE CONVENTION
Chairperson: Prof. Dr. Anne-Marie DUGUET (Professor of Legal Medicine – University of Toulouse III (Paul Savatier) ; Director of the « Association de Recherche et de Formation en Droit Médical »)

·         Jana KOLÁČKOVÁ - Bioethics and biomedicine in the ECHR case-law
·         Katerina CERNEVA - Patients´ Complaint Proceeding and the Oviedo Convention in the Czech Republic
·         Mafalda MATOSOff-Label’ – Off-Law?
·         Marta VICENTE – Wrongful life actions

17h30 – Conclusions
·         Prof. Dr. Guilherme de OLIVEIRA (Director of the Centre for Biomedical Law)
·         André PEREIRA (Member of the Direction of the Centre for Biomedical Law; Governor of the World Association for Medical Law)


Executive Director:
André Pereira

Organization/ INSCRIPTIONS
Centro de Direito Biomédico
Centre for Biomedical Law
Tel/ Fax: +351-239821043

Price:
·         General: € 100
·         Ex-Students of the Centre for Biomedical Law: €75
·         Students from Portuguese Universities (and European Union): €50






This session is included in the Toulouse European Summer School on health law and bioethics, organized by Prof. Dr. Anne Marie Duguet


Association de Recherche et de Formation en Droit Médical