| 英文摘要 |
Genetic technology involves ethical, legal, and social implications. This paper aims to explore the human rights and ethical issues raised by genome editing technologies, particularly the impacts of the CRISPR/Cas9 technique. Focusing on the ethical and human rights aspects of gene editing, with a particular emphasis on issues related to eugenics and distributive justice, this paper examines two dimensions: somatic cell genome editing versus germline genome editing, and gene therapy versus gene enhancement. From these discussions, four basic types of genome editing are identified to address the related debates. Given the development of genetic technology and its impact on human rights, cross-disciplinary dialogue is essential. Public understanding and attention to genetic technology are also necessary, as they can contribute to the formation of a broader social consensus. |