Question 20 (part 2) · LEK · Conventions and declarations
Convention established by Committee of Ministers on the 19th November 1996, about protection of human rights and dignity of human being with regard to use of biology and medicine, that is the convention about human rights and biomedicine:
- A. it puts interest and wellbeing of human being above exclusive interest of society and science.
- B. science subjugates the interest and wellbeing of human being to universal rights.
- C. it allows the possibility of restricting rights of an individual according to political reign.
- D. it allows the possibility of restricting rights of an individual according to the religion.
- E. it does not guarantee the judicial protection in order to prevent or cause immediate omission of unlawful infringement of laws and rules described in this convention
Hint
Recall the 'primacy of the human being' principle at the opening of the Oviedo Convention.
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