| Organisations |
| Australian
GenEthics Network covers consumer rights and the
labelling of novel products, the ethics of patenting
genes and living organisms, eugenics, civil and human
rights, the regulation of genetic engineering and the
environmental impacts of new organisms. |
| Council
for Responsible Genetics is a UK nonprofit organization
of scientists, public health advocates and others, which
promotes a comprehensive public interest agenda for
biotechnology. Program areas are genetic discrimination,
patenting life forms, and food safety and environmental
quality. |
| The
Five Year Freeze Campaign - is calling for a five
year freeze on the growing of genetically engineered
crops for any commercial purpose, imports of genetically
engineered foods and farm crops and patenting of genetic
resources for food and farm crops in the UK. |
| Friends
of the Earth Europe provide information on genetic
engineering's possible long-term effects on the environment,
biodiversity, agriculture, food and socio-economic structures.
Updates about developments on the European Union's biotechnology
policy and regulations can be found on this site. |
| General
Information |
| The
GE Food Alert Campaign Centre
is a coalition of seven organisations demanding the
testing and labelling of genetically engineered food.
Links
to related Genetic Engineering / Biotechnology sites. |
| GeneWatch
UK's Online Database provides searchable information
about genetically modified crops and food. |
| The ISB
News Report is published on a monthly basis by Information
Systems for Biotechnology, which is funded by the USDA
(US Department of Agriculture). It provides news on
the development, testing and regulatory review of genetically
modified plants, animals and microorganisms in the U.S.
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