PROBLEMS OF LEGAL REGULATION OF EXTRACORPORAL FERTILIZATION

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  • N.N. Golovina Altai State University Email: golovina.natasha97@gmail.com
  • I.V. Kiryushina Altai State University Email: kirushina_ira@mail.ru
DOI_disc_logo https://doi.org/10.14258/ralj(2020)1.3
Keywords: in vitro fertilization, assisted reproductive technology, embryo, donor, protection of the rights of consumers of medical services

Abstract

The regulatory environment lags behind developing social relations is quite natural. However, the gapin the domain of legal regulation of assisted reproductive technology has become excessive. Despite theextensive practices of using such technologies, at the legislative level even the question of what an embryoand an object or a subject of law are, has not been solved yet. The paper explores analysis of approaches tosolving this issue, expressed both in the juridical literature and legal precedents (including foreign ones).The approaches to solving the problem of disposing an embryo in a conflict between potential parents and incase of death of one or both of them are analyzed. The authors conclude that it is necessary to legislate thedefinition of an embryo and the characterization of its right status at the legislative level. It is necessary toregulate in detail the assessment of the quality of the provision of medical services in the field of reproductivemedicine

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Russian-Asian Law Journal
Published
2020-04-18
How to Cite
Golovina N., Kiryushina I. PROBLEMS OF LEGAL REGULATION OF EXTRACORPORAL FERTILIZATION // Russian-Asian Law Journal, 2020, № 1. P. 9-13 DOI: 10.14258/ralj(2020)1.3. URL: http://ralj.ru/article/view/1.3.
Issue
No 1 (2020): Russian-Asian Law Journal
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RUSSIAN LAW: HISTORY AND MODERNITY

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