Brave new world: the advance of biotechnology/transgenics, ethics and civil liability

Abstract

The article leads to epistemological thought of an Admirable new world in the advancement of biotechnology and science, in the process of the historic evolution of humanity in allusion to the techniques of enhancement of plant varieties. It is indispensable to look at the legal responsibility of regulatory norms at the national level and international treaties on the advancement of biotechnology for transgenic cultivars (GMOs) and the Intellectual Property Law. It is urgent the question of food security in the context of human rights and the principles of fundamental incidents to the ethical protection in constitutive interference of the living humans and nature, striving for environmental sustainability. Another relevant item is the intangible cultural patrimony of indigenous peoples and needed further assessment examination of infraconstitutional laws, international treaties and conventions on the protection of property laws.