Are changes in the regulation of non-partner and homosexual access to assisted reproduction necessary?
2017
Abstract
Assisted reproduction brings people who have health problems and can not become pregnant in any other way, great satisfaction. Cases that combine health, ethics, political, social, economic, legal, religious, and many other aspects bring with them controversial views that are based on the opinion, conviction and motivation of all concerned.
Everyone can express their own opinion, and in general, a minority submits the wishes of the majority, and it is desirable to respect biological nature. However, most of them do not automatically have the right opinion and biological "norms", and their potential is changing rapidly with modern technology and capabilities.