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Biosecurity Codes...

some examples.

 

Codes Archive

Below, categorized by the type of organization, is a list of guidelines, principles and codes directly relevant to biosecurity. For more information on codes, please see the "What are Codes?" section. This is a “living” document and comments about the content or any potential omissions are welcome. Please contact webmaster@biosecuritycodes.org.

 

International Organisations Top

IUMS Code of Ethics against Misuse of Scientific Knowledge, Research and Resources
See organization description

 

UNESCO World Conference on Science: Declaration on Science and the Use of Scientific Knowledge
See organization description

 

Governments Top

“Code on Professional Ethics for Workers in the Sciences in Cuba” (text in Spanish)

UK Government: "Rigour, respect and responsibility: a universal ethical code for scientists."

 

National Academies & Academia Top

Code of Conduct for Life Science Professionals
Source: the Global BioBusiness Initiative (www.globalbiobusiness.org ), modified from "Shahi, GS (2004). BioBusiness in Asia: How Asian Can Capitalize on the Life Science Revolution. Pearson Prentice-Hall: Singapore."

 

A Code of Conduct for Biosecurity, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences
See organization description

 

Code of Ethics for the Life Sciences (Ron Atlas and Margaret Sommerville)

 

The InterAcademy Panel (IAP) Statement on Biosecurity
See organization description

 

New Zealand Royal Society Code of Ethics
See organization description

 

Industry Top

Though our research is ongoing, we do not currently have any information regarding industry codes relevant to biosecurity.

If you know of any information that should be included on this site, please contact webmaster@biosecuritycodes.org.

 

Research Institutes & Non-Profit Organisations Top

American Institute of Biological Science: Ethics Statement
See organization description

 

American Medical Association: Guidelines to Prevent Malevolent Use of Biomedical Research
See organization description

 

American Society for Microbiology: Code of Ethics
See organization description

 

American Society for Microbiology: Policy Guidelines of the Publication Board
See organization description

 

The Argentine Physical Society (AFA) Code of Ethics
See organization description

 

Ausbiotech, Ltd.: Code of Conduct
See organization description

 

The Australian Society for Microbiology Code of Ethics
See organization description

 

BIOTECanada Statement of Ethical Principles
See organization description

 

Biotechnology Industry Organization: Statement on Ethical Use of Biotechnology
See organization description

 

Biotechnology Industry Organization: Statement of Principles
See organization description

 

 

Europabio: Ethics and Dialogue
See organization description

 

International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC): Preventing hostile use of the life sciences, from ethics and law to best practice
See organization description

 

International Council for the Life Sciences Charter
See organization description

 

International Network of Engineers and Scientists for Global Responsibility (INES): Appeal to Engineers and Scientists and Associated Pledge
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Korean Society for Molecular and Cellular Biology Code of Ethics (text in Korean)
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Society for General Microbiology: Policy on Scientific Publication, Security and Censorship
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Wellcome Trust position statement on bioterrorism and biomedical research
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WMA declaration of Washington on Biological Weapons
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