Drawing on a presentation by Professor Sabrina Zeghiche, Zeenat Beebeejaun explores the ramifications of insemination fraud on families...
Drawing on interviews with 28 Australian donor-conceived adults, Dr Giselle Newton's research examines how being part of a Facebook group shapes donor-conceived people's experiences, relationships and views on law reform...
Following two recent cases where a donor withdrew consent after patients created embryos using their sperm, the medical and scientific directors of London Sperm Bank call for UK law to be updated...
Two same-sex couples face the destruction of their frozen embryos after their sperm donors unexpectedly withdrew consent for their use...
Sperm from a Danish donor carrying a genetic variant classified as 'likely pathogenic' was used by 39 women in Belgium to conceive 53 children...
An online sperm donor explains how practical changes could help recognise and support the reality of modern family-building...
Children born to trans parents should be entitled to legal certainty about who their parents are, and trans parents ultimately should be able to have their parentage legally recognised in their new legal gender, writes lawyer and PET trustee Natalie Sutherland...
In this Vision Paper, the Centre for Global Science and Epistemic Justice and the Progress Educational Trust introduce 'Tuning EARS for the Future', part of the Wellcome-funded 'Constructive Conversations' programme...
More UK families have reported that the wrong donor sperm or eggs were used in fertility treatment at clinics in Northern Cyprus...
Limits on the number of children born from one donor may have ethical and psychosocial benefits, but they will not reduce the overall likelihood of donor-conceived people inheriting genetic conditions, write Dr Heidi Mertes and Dorian Accoe...
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