The New Reproductive Technology and Parent-Child Relationship
The New Reproductive Technology and Parent-Child Relationship

Summary/Abstract: The use of new methods of family planning, especially for the human reproduction remains one of the most controversial topics both by academic circles, medical deontology and political circles when adopting the legal regulations for this domain. Although the development of medical science and technology in the application of methods of human reproduction is considered as an advancement, however, there are divergences in terms of understanding this phenomenon, since doctors see it as a professional issue, patients see it as the right to realization of fertilization and reproduction, and especially the religious opinion and feminists as an interference with the law of nature and violation of privacy. Particularly controversial is the issue of post-human reproduction, because in this case occur the conceiving and the birth of a child after parent’s death and questionable remain the rights and obligations to be established between parents and children, those of personal character as well as those involving the property. Family planning helps women and couples to plan the time of conception of the child and their increasing number of quality measures to take during pregnancy and after the moment of birth, because only in this way the desired children will be born.

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