COMECE - Animal protection should be promoted but not at the expense of human life

31. August 2010

Animal protection should be promoted but not at the expense of human life

COMECE Press 31/08/2010

Alternative methods to animal testing could include tests based on the use of human embryonic stems cells. Member States, according to a Draft EU Directive, may be obliged to apply such tests.

07. June 2010

Animal protection: not an alternative to animal testing

COMECE Press 07/06/2010

COMECE is deeply concerned by Article 4, paragraph 1 of the draft directive. In order to protect animals, the text to be adopted stipulates that a scientific method or testing strategy, which does not entail the use of living animals, shall be used as an alternative.

27. November 2008

No patent for human embryonic stem cells: A sensible decision and a good signal

COMECE Press 27/11/2008

The Secretary General of COMECE Fr Piotr Mazurkiewicz welcomes the decision made public today by the Enlarged Board of Appeal of the European Patent Office (EPO).

06. October 2008

COMECE Publication on Science and Ethics

COMECE Press 06/10/2008

The aim of this publication is to encourage interest in bioethical issues and to promote an atmosphere of open Dialogue between the Church, politics, science and economics.

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