Ethical Implications Of Human Cloning: International Perspectives And Stance

Umar Javed, University School of Law and Legal Studies, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University

ABSTRACT

Human cloning has been a subject of intense ethical debate and scrutiny since its inception. This research paper explores the multifaceted ethical implications surrounding human cloning and examines the diverse international stances on this contentious issue.

The paper begins by providing an overview of the science and technology behind human cloning, outlining the various methods and applications that have emerged. It then delves into the ethical concerns raised by human cloning, including questions related to human dignity, autonomy, identity, and the potential for exploitation. The research also addresses concerns about the safety and welfare of cloned individuals.

In exploring the international perspective, the paper analyzes the policies and regulations governing human cloning in different countries and regions. It highlights the contrasting positions and approaches taken by nations, ranging from outright bans to limited permissions for certain research purposes. The paper considers the role of international organizations, such as the United Nations and the World Health Organization, in shaping global discourse and guidelines on human cloning.