OUTSIDE OF THE RIGHT TO LIFE: BIOETHICAL PROBLEM OF EMBRYOS DESTRUCTION IN THE ASSISTED REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGIES APPLICATION
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The legal and bioethical problem of embryos destruction in the assisted reproductive technologies application on the example of the case Evans v. the United Kingdom of the European Court of Human Rights is explored in this article. Issues of legal and biological status of human embryos are considered. The important role of the dissenting opinion of the judge of the European Court of Human Rights in the protection of the human right to life before birth is emphasized. It is concluded that the content of the right to life must also be expanded to take into account the bioethical aspects of human rights. The proposals for the basic provisions of the draft Additional Protocol to the Convention on Human Rights and Biomedicine for the Protection of Human Embryos and Fetuses are made.
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