BioLaw Journal - Rivista di BioDiritto

About the Journal

BioLaw Journal - Rivista di BioDiritto (e-ISSN 2284-4503) is a peer-reviewed, online law journal focusing on the relationships between law and life sciences in a comparative perspective. According to its interdisciplinary nature, the Journal hosts contributions in the fields of law, life sciences, bioethics and artificial intelligence.

Current Issue

No. 1 (2026)

Published: 2026-05-04

BioLaw Journal - Rivista di BioDiritto

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Editorial

The Use of Artificial Intelligence in Contemporary Armed Conflicts: Essential Notes

Essays

Gender, Populism and Democratic Regression: The Politicization of the Istanbul Convention in Central and Eastern Europe

Identity as Number: Reflections on Quantification, Gender, and Body

Medically Assisted Suicide and the National Health Service, Between Institutional Complexity and Crisis: A Bioethical Analysis of the Italian Context

The Construction of the Fundamental Right to a Dignified Death by the Colombian Constitutional Court in the Face of Legislative Silence

The Underrepresentation of Older Adults in Clinical Trials: Toward Solutions for a Persistent Issue

Ethical and Legal Problems of Direct-to-Consumer Genetic Testing: Can Legal Boundaries Be Set for a Borderless Medicine?

Genetic Data Sharing in the European Health Data Space: An Urgent Call for Coordinated Action by the Member States

The Regulatory Vacuum of Research Biobanks: Between Grey Areas and Future Developments in Health Data

The Protection of Genomic Data in Italy in the Specific Case of Forensic DNA Phenotyping: Regulatory Prospects

Medical Cannabis in the Context of the European Convention on Human Rights: Balancing Personal Autonomy and the Interests of Society

Environmental Collective Memory: Decolonizing the Environment Through Deanthropocentrization

Regulating Single-Use Plastic Under Directive (EU) 2019/904 and Beyond: Lessons from Italy and Spain

Artifical Intelligence and Law - Essays

Emerging Technologies and Vulnerabilities: From a Risk-Based Approach to a Rights-Promotion Paradigm

Risk Criteria and Liability Rules in the Deployment of Artificial Intelligence

Towards Ethical Governance of Digital Innovation: Reflections on Tuscany Regional Law No. 57 of 2024

From the Enhanced Subject to the Digital Subject: New Damages of Difficult Quantification

Artificial Intelligence and Law - Perspectives

Does ChatGPT Have Law Sense? Reflections on an Experimental Study of Argument Mining in Judicial Decisions of the Italian Court of Cassation

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