Rulings put an end to common practice of disregarding recent scientific knowledge and giving priority to decades-old industry studies
Decision puts human health, nature, and farmers’ rights at risk
First experimental release of "new GM" rice planned in Italy
Testbiotech warns EU Commission and Parliament of severe consequences
All commercial propagation of golden rice and Bt eggplant must be stopped until they are proven safe
"Mexico is a sovereign nation with the right to determine the future of its food supply" – public interest group CBAN
Slashing regulations around other novel foods/GMOs also on the menu. Report: Jonathan Matthews
French and German environmental and health agencies have published reports that question the EU Commission’s reassuring conclusions on new GMO risks
Plant breeders and seed retailers are increasingly living in fear of legal threats from GMO developer companies. Report: Claire Robinson
Commission says it will ignore warnings of French food safety agency ANSES. Report: Claire Robinson
Warns of dangers of unexpected toxins and allergens, nutritional problems. Report: Claire Robinson
Call for UN intervention to uphold the right to healthy food
Null segregants are not GMOs, says NZ’s EPA (but they are)
Social justice principles on heritable human genome editing are endorsed by 70+ individuals and organisations
Briefing by Prof Michael Antoniou and Claire Robinson
The introduction of Bt and herbicide-tolerant crops will harm the health of 1 billion Indians and their animals
Move comes as EU institutions are attempting to weaken regulations around new GMOs. Report: Claire Robinson
Divorce between scientific community and Macron government is "complete" – Le Monde reports
No proof of health benefit claims, no evidence of food safety. Report: Claire Robinson
Statement from the European Network of Scientists for Social and Environmental Responsibility (ENSSER)
ECVC condemns the European Parliament’s hasty approval of an incoherent and unenforceable proposal
Report by Informationdienst Gentechnik
Jeopardises agricultural alternatives to the dominant system
Appointments continue tradition of actual or potential conflicts of interest with the GMO industry. Report: Claire Robinson
A step back on biosafety, a step forward on traceability and labelling