Abstract
Most human rights instruments, especially the Universal Declaration on Bioethics and Human Rights contains several provisions which are concerned exclusively with the issue of consent. The statement and the report Venice International Bioethics Committee on the Dramatically legal concept of to a broader and more detailed concepts such as respect for the dignity and integrity and autonomy, connects. Although the report on has a wide range that only parts of it have been considered in this article But the concept of consent in human rights instruments And the relationship between the principle of consent and the principle of self-determination, human dignity as a whole, have been reviewed in this article. Please cite this article as: Alipour S. The concept of consent and its place in Bioethics. Iran J Bioethics 2017; 6(22): 7-17.
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