International Efforts to Protect Biosafety

Abstract

Living modified organisms, with their multiple aspects, especially those related to their production, health and environmental risks to biosafety, the increasing rates of cross-border transmission, and the means of protection against them, are among the most prominent issues that have received and continue to receive a great deal of international attention in the last two decades. The impact of human activity and the development of scientific techniques on the environment and natural resources, and the importance of this topic. This research will discuss the international protection of biosafety "a legal study under the Cartagena Protocol of 2000" and because the talk about biosafety extends to the extent of this topic, our study has been defined within the scope of the Protocol Cartagena for the purpose of clarifying the extent of its effectiveness in providing protection for bio-safety, as well as for a better understanding of this topic, which is one of the emerging issues in environmental life that has enjoyed and still enjoys great importance in the contemporary international community, especially with the increasing rates of production of living modified organisms.