The judicial function faces situations in which legal rules, ethical principles, fundamental rights and legitimate interests converge. Scientific and technological advances, social inequalities, changing family relationships, human mobility and the environmental crisis present dilemmas that call for interdisciplinary reflection.
The National School of Judicial Training and the International Committee on Global Bioethics are advancing this project to build bridges between global bioethics and the judicial function, bringing visibility to dilemmas that do not always receive sufficient attention in legal debate.
Through dialogue with specialists from different academic and cultural contexts, the initiative seeks to deepen understanding of these challenges and offer tools for deliberation that complement legal reasoning and judicial decision-making from the perspective of human dignity, human rights and global justice.