Legal problems of artificial insemination. Monograph. Bonner A.

In 2010, Russia entered the demographic peak due to a catastrophic reduction in the able-bodied population. Mortality is growing, and the birth rate is falling, not least due to the infertility of many women and men.

In recent years, the use of auxiliary reproductive technologies (ART) has been increasing more and more widespread. At the same time, the legislation in this area has many gaps. This explains the emergence of a relatively large number associated with various aspects of the application of CITs. They are sometimes involved in the failed and failed genetic parents, surrogate mothers, state bodies, medical institutions, as well as various intermediary structures.

having analyzed significant judicial practice, the author provides both exemplary decisions for such specific cases, and and Judicial acts made with a significant violation of laws and grossly violating the rights and interests of the failed and failed parents and other persons, and most importantly, children.

The work discusses other urgent and requiring resolution issues. Among them:

- does a lonely man have the right to apply the technologies of the VTR;

- “Life after death” or some legal problems of the posthumous reproduction of a person;

- the use of modern reproductive technologies and the problem of the anonymity of donors of germ cells;

- international legal problems of artificial fertilization: far from always coinciding views on various legal aspects of problems related to the use of auxiliary reproductive technologies of the European Court of Human Rights, The Constitutional and Supreme Courts of the Russian Federation, as well as the lower courts of general jurisdiction.

The legislation is given as of December 1, 2019

Work written in the genre of a popular monograph is read easily and with interest. For employees of courts, prosecutors and advocates, other practicing lawyers, scientists, students and graduate students of legal universities, as well as everyone who is interested in the legal aspects of the problem of the use of reproductive technologies.