We All Have a Stake in
Safe and Accessible
Human Enhancement Technologies

Human enhancement technologies will impact all our lives. But some communities will benefit more immediately, and have more specific concerns about the way human enhancement technologies are developed and distributed. How will the new technologies affect the reproductive rights of women, people with disabilities, and the prospects for sustainable development? How can we ensure new technologies do not exacerbate existing inequalities?

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Community Perspectives on the
Right to Human Enhancement

• The Physically Disabled

• Human Rights Activists

• Drug Law Reform Advocates

• Women’s & Repro Rights Advocates

• Scientists & Health Workers

• LGBTQIA

• Ecologists

• People of Faith

• Children and Families

• Cognitively/Mentally Disabled

• Senior Citizens

• Anti-racists

• Citizens in Developing Countries

• Students


• Lawyers and Policy-makers


• Artists, Musicians, Writers, Film-makers