Summarise: The aims of this Declaration are: to ensure the respect of human dignity and protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms in the collection, processing, use and storage of human genetic data and of the biological samples from which they are derived, in keeping with the requirements of equality, justice and solidarity, while giving due consideration to freedom of thought and expression, including freedom of research; to set out the principles which should guide States in the formulation of their legislation and their policies on these issues; and to form the basis for guidelines of good practices in these areas for concerned institutions and individuals.

Question

Summarise: The  aims  of  this  Declaration  are:  to  ensure  the  respect  of  human  dignity  and  protection  of  human  rights  and  fundamental  freedoms  in  the  collection,  processing,  use  and  storage  of  human  genetic  data  and  of  the  biological  samples  from  which  they  are  derived,  in  keeping  with  the  requirements  of  equality,  justice  and  solidarity,  while  giving  due  consideration  to  freedom  of  thought and expression, including freedom of research; to set out the principles which should guide States in the formulation of their legislation and their policies on these issues; and to form the basis for guidelines of good practices in these areas for concerned institutions and individuals.

GPT 3.5 · Answer

The Declaration aims to ensure the respect of human dignity and protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms in the handling of human genetic data and biological samples. It sets out principles to guide States in their legislation and policies on these issues, as well as providing a basis for guidelines of good practices for institutions and individuals involved.