Copyright 2010 Roberta Osborn. All rights reserved.
The Genetic Human Bill of
Rights
III. Human Genome, including every Human Genetic Sequence,
belongs to each and every Genetic Human Being.
All Genetic Human Beings have the right to the use of any Human Genetic Sequence that occurs
anywhere in the biological body of humanity, i.e., in the body of any Genetic Human Being, whether
or not they themselves carry that sequence from conception.
Any Genetic Human Being has the right to use any human DNA or RNA sequences of any origin that
have been obtained from in vivo processes, or synthesized in vitro, in his or her body.
A Genetic Human Being does NOT have exclusive rights to the use of his or her own Human
Genetic Sequences, whether or not these sequences appear to be a unique occurrence or the
individual the unique origin of said sequences in a human body.
Any Human Genetic Sequence created entirely in vitro may be used for scientific or commercial
purposes, regardless of the biological origin of the Human Genetic Sequence.
No person, entity, or organization has sole exclusive rights to the use of any Human Genetic Sequence, but only to the patented methods of production and patented applications, outside of the Genetic Human Body, of the proteins it codes for.
No person, entity, or organization may be granted or assume any rights of any kind in the in vivo production of Human Genetic Material by any Genetic Human Being.
Genetic Human Beings may not be used as factories for the production of Human Genetic Material.
No Genetic Human Being may contract to produce Genetic Material or the corresponding proteins from his or her own body.
