At the heart of the use of assisted reproductive technologies (ARTs) is the attempt to realise
a commonly anticipated future–the opportunity, if desired, to create and raise a genetically …

Advances in science have made possible the derivation of reproductively viable gametes in
vitro from mice. The research on human cells suggests that in vitro gametogenesis (“IVG”) …

There is now a broad consensus that reform of the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act
1990, as amended, has become necessary. Our focus in this legislation article is not on …

Infertility, which was once thought of as a permanent barrier to having genetically linked
offspring, is increasingly being countered with medical and scientific advancements. These …

Madeleine Whelan is a barrister at Fourteen, specialising in all areas of family law with a
particularly keen interest in children law. Maddie also acts as a member of the Legal …

By Bruce L. Wilder eople wanting to form families using assisted reproduction technology
(ART) do so for a number of reasons, including infertility, aversion to sexual intercourse …

1. IntroductIon throughout the world, the legal regulation of artificial reproductive treatment
has often proved controversial. 1 Individual states have felt their way through a maze of …

This lecture examines the legal issues in human reproduction. Had it been delivered as
recently as fifty years ago, it would have been quite brief. Basically, there was only one …

The rapid pace of breakthroughs in assisted reproductive technology has led to ever more
complex and novel issues of law. Lawmakers, who are at the disadvantage of being a step …

CHILDREN CONCEIVED THROUGH ASSISTED REPRODUCTION: THE EXTENT AND LIMITS
OF THEIR RIGHT TO KNOW THEIR GENETIC ORIGINS. A COMPARAT Page 1 CHILDREN …