Pictures of the Seminar  

Contributions

• The Ethical Limits of Research. Embryo Research and Cloning:A Catholic Perspective
  Rev. Prof. Roberto Colombo (Italy)
  
• Die gegenwärtige Bioethikdebatte in der Tschechischen Republik
  (aus der Sicht einer katholischen Laienaktivistin)
  Dr Dagmar Pohunková (Czech Republic)
  
• The ethical limits of research - embryo research and cloning - geriatric care
  Msgr. Dr W.J. Eijk (Netherlands)
  

Wednesday 03 September 2003

14.30	Opening Address by Professor Hans-Gert Poettering MEP, Group Chairman
14.35	The Sixth Framework Programme for Research and Technological Development - the Bioethical Dimension - by Mr Wim van Velzen MEP, Group Vice Chairman and Shadow Rapporteur for the Framework Regulation
14.40	Other current Bioethical Issues on the Agenda of the European Parliament Review by Dr Peter Liese MEP - Chairman of the Working Group on Bioethics
14.45	A View from the Holy See - Rev Professor Roberto Colombo, Professor of Psychology, Catholic University of the Sacred Heart, Milan, Member of the Pontifical Academy
14.55	A View from the German Evangelical Church - Professor Dr Wilfried Härle
15.05	A View from Eastern Christianity - Dr Gary Vachicouras, Institut des Etudes Supérieures en Théologie Orthodoxe
15.15	A View from the Protestant Church in Scotland: Dr Donald Bruce, Director of the Church of Scotland' s Society, religion and technology project
15.25	A View from The Netherlands - Bishop Willem Jacobus Eijk, Bishop of Groningen, Netherlands
15.35	A View from a Lay Association from an Acession State - Dr Dagmar Pohunkova - Czech Republic
15.55	Roundtable Discussion - Mr Francesco Fiori MEP, Group Vice Chairman, Rapporteur for the Standing Committee on Human Genetics Professor Antonios Trakatellis MEP, Leader of the Greek Delegation in the EPP-ED Group
17.50	Conclusions - A Review of the Hearing by Mr José-Maria Gil-Robles Gil-Delgado MEP former President of the European Parliament

Working Languages: active: English, French, German, Spanish; passive: Italian