Beyond Discovery: Championing Responsible Science in the Global South - UNESCO
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When scientific discovery advances faster than the institutional and ethical frameworks designed to guide it, fundamental questions concerning human dignity, social justice, and equity inevitably resurface. In today’s global dialogue, where conversations increasingly center on digital rights, algorithmic accountability, and the need to eliminate power imbalances such as “Digital Colonialism”, the launch of the Webinar Series on Science, Ethics, and Innovation by the UNESCO Islamabad Office, in collaboration with Commission on Science and Technology for countries of the South (COMSATS) and the Economic Cooperation Organization Science Foundation (ECOSF), marks an important milestone. Inaugurated on September 9, 2026, the series began with a session titled “UNESCO Initiatives on Bioethics and Human Rights,” signaling a much-needed pivot from passive governance to active, regional science diplomacy under the International Decade of Sciences for Sustainable Development (2024–2033).
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