Vol 15, Iss 1 – Jan 2023

We are proud to present our January 2023 issue, the first issue of this year’s volume 15. The articles that open and close this issue of the Asian Bioethics Review each advocate for greater dialogue in bioethics, both in the realm of academia and more broadly in practice. As such, they frame the other contributions in this issue that amply demonstrate how diverse understandings of the role of bioethics across and within human cultures can inform and drive any such commitment to dialogue. The objective of promoting dialogue through diversity is central to the mission of ABR. We are very pleased to publish such a representative range of contributions that support this objective.

Vol 14, Iss 2 – April 2022

Our April 2022 issue is a showcase of diversity of experience and perspective in bioethics across the Asian region. The geographical reach of this issue is particularly extensive, as is the range of types of scholarship, covering theoretical work, empirical analysis, and case studies all involving the lived experience of ‘doing’ bioethics within – or with a focus on – Asia.

Vol 13, Iss 3 – Sep 2021

We are proud to present the September 2021 issue, the third issue of this year’s volume 13.

Call for Papers! Research Ethics during the COVID-19 Pandemic – CLOSED

• Perspectives or Analyses (2000-4000 words), or Original papers (5000-8000 words)
• Submission deadline: Monday 31 May 2021
• Special Issue of January 2022

ABR Seminar on UHC (28-29jan19): Katharine Wright on ethical imperative of ‘preparedness’ in research during global health emergencies

At the International ABR Seminar on Universal Health Coverage (Singapore, 28-29 January 2019), Katharine Wright, the Assistant Director of the UK-based Nuffield Council on Bioethics, will discuss the ethical imperative of ‘preparedness’ in research during global health emergencies.