Law

The proposed Code of Conduct for Research in South Africa: despite good progress, unresolved issues remain

A. Gooden and D. Thaldar

This article critically examines the proposed Code of Conduct for Research in South Africa, revealing unresolved concerns about data identifiability and the introduction of a questionable exception for genetic data. Conducted by Amy Gooden and Donrich Thaldar, the analysis calls for essential revisions before it gains approval.

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