Should 'human cloning' be banned?

aarthivg

aarthivg

@aarthivg-HH344f • Oct 22, 2024
The cloning of ‘Dolly’ (sheep) by Ian Wilmut has created a worldwide reaction. The United States has imposed a moratorium on human cloning and a ban on federal funding of cloning research that will be reviewed every five years. In Britain human cloning is legal but requires licenses. Germany, Switzerland and several American states have passed laws expressly forbidding human cloning, whereas Canada and Ireland have no relevant legislation at present.

Cloning is unsafe and violates human dignity, but it may allow to eliminate diseases.
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  • Kaustubh Katdare

    Kaustubh Katdare

    @thebigk • Jul 20, 2012

    We're yet to have a human clone, right?
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  • zaveri

    zaveri

    @zaveri-5TD6Sk • Jul 21, 2012

    sometimes i feel the question of banning never arises, because it won't be feasible in the first place.

    it takes about lakhs of crores to just maintain your clone in good health. who has got the money for that ?
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  • Anoop Kumar

    Anoop Kumar

    @anoop-kumar-GDGRCn • Jul 21, 2012

    Not at all,
    every invention have pros ans cons. If human clone will be introduced then what's wrong with keeping healthy and alive to person like Stephen hawking (If they want).
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  • aarthivg

    aarthivg

    @aarthivg-HH344f • Jul 21, 2012

    The_Big_K
    We're yet to have a human clone, right?
    Read somewhere, A Korean doctor have created and killed the first human clone. Dr. Richard Seed, claimed that he could make a human clone within one year.
    P.S: correct me if I am wrong.
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