Transhumanist Law Network

The Transhumanist Law Network seeks to build an international network of transhumanist attorneys, judges, law scholars and law students to promote the goals of the Transhumanist Declaration. In particular we seek to promote discussion of the law as it relates to emerging technologies, and defend the rights of individuals in free and democratic societies to use technologies that expand human capacities. We are working to expand and deepen the understanding of human rights to focus on the rights all sentient persons.

Towards these goals we
  • have established the WTA-law list and WTA-law blog for discussion of transhumanist law topics
  • are building a syllabus on transhumanist law and a collection of relevant case law and treaties from around the world
  • begun our "Self-Determination and Human Rights" program to deepen and extend the global movement for human rights to include rights to "technological self-determination"
  • Membership

    The wta-law list and syllabus project are open to all supporting and sustaining members of the World Transhumanist Association who are also attorneys, law scholars, judges or law students. If you have joined the WTA as a supporting or sustaining member please contact the WTA secretary about your interest in joining the WLN.

    Resources

  • WTA's "Self-Determination and Human Rights" program
  • Converging Technologies Bar Association
  • Global Lawyers and Physicians
  • NYS Bar Association Committee on Biotechnology and the Law
  • World Health Organization Ethics & Health page
  • American Society for Law, Medicine and Ethics
  • Immortality Institute Legal Team
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