Regulating sperm donation for non-Muslim in Malaysia / Nur Medina Hidayah Muazam Shah ... [et al.]

This research project is introducing the need for Malaysia to regulate one of the Assisted Reproduction Technology (ART) that had been used in several fertility practice; the sperm donation. Although the scale of this method of ART was not yet widely used, the rights of the parties involved were not...

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Main Authors: Muazam Shah, Nur Medina Hidayah, Ismadi, Ermadieyani, Ishak, Noor Dayang Saleha, Jaafar, Fathi Nasyrah
Format: Student Project
Language:English
Published: 2013
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Online Access:https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/32749/1/32749.pdf
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author Muazam Shah, Nur Medina Hidayah
Ismadi, Ermadieyani
Ishak, Noor Dayang Saleha
Jaafar, Fathi Nasyrah
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Ismadi, Ermadieyani
Ishak, Noor Dayang Saleha
Jaafar, Fathi Nasyrah
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description This research project is introducing the need for Malaysia to regulate one of the Assisted Reproduction Technology (ART) that had been used in several fertility practice; the sperm donation. Although the scale of this method of ART was not yet widely used, the rights of the parties involved were not given a proper safeguard. There are a lot of problem that can arise out of the lack of regulation that observed the sperm donation procedure, but, we chose to address three main problems. The problems are the ambiguity of the rights between the donor, the donee and the conceived child, the lack of proper procedure and also the uniformity of law that was adopted by different fertility practice. Through out this research, we tried to compare the law that was used in countries that already acknowledge the need for proper legislation to regulate sperm donation activity. However, this research put a focus more on the law that was used in the United Kingdom. We make an effort to make the reader and also future researchers to understand our fears out of unregulated sperm donation procedure by providing a comparison study based on the problem statement and also the recommendation that we deduct after the research was done. We found that it is necessary to provide legal safeguard for the person that involved in this procedure.
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spelling oai:ir.uitm.edu.my:327492020-07-27T05:42:22Z https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/32749/ Regulating sperm donation for non-Muslim in Malaysia / Nur Medina Hidayah Muazam Shah ... [et al.] Muazam Shah, Nur Medina Hidayah Ismadi, Ermadieyani Ishak, Noor Dayang Saleha Jaafar, Fathi Nasyrah Administrative law Civil law This research project is introducing the need for Malaysia to regulate one of the Assisted Reproduction Technology (ART) that had been used in several fertility practice; the sperm donation. Although the scale of this method of ART was not yet widely used, the rights of the parties involved were not given a proper safeguard. There are a lot of problem that can arise out of the lack of regulation that observed the sperm donation procedure, but, we chose to address three main problems. The problems are the ambiguity of the rights between the donor, the donee and the conceived child, the lack of proper procedure and also the uniformity of law that was adopted by different fertility practice. Through out this research, we tried to compare the law that was used in countries that already acknowledge the need for proper legislation to regulate sperm donation activity. However, this research put a focus more on the law that was used in the United Kingdom. We make an effort to make the reader and also future researchers to understand our fears out of unregulated sperm donation procedure by providing a comparison study based on the problem statement and also the recommendation that we deduct after the research was done. We found that it is necessary to provide legal safeguard for the person that involved in this procedure. 2013 Student Project NonPeerReviewed text en https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/32749/1/32749.pdf Regulating sperm donation for non-Muslim in Malaysia / Nur Medina Hidayah Muazam Shah ... [et al.]. (2013) [Student Project] (Unpublished)
spellingShingle Administrative law
Civil law
Muazam Shah, Nur Medina Hidayah
Ismadi, Ermadieyani
Ishak, Noor Dayang Saleha
Jaafar, Fathi Nasyrah
Regulating sperm donation for non-Muslim in Malaysia / Nur Medina Hidayah Muazam Shah ... [et al.]
title Regulating sperm donation for non-Muslim in Malaysia / Nur Medina Hidayah Muazam Shah ... [et al.]
title_full Regulating sperm donation for non-Muslim in Malaysia / Nur Medina Hidayah Muazam Shah ... [et al.]
title_fullStr Regulating sperm donation for non-Muslim in Malaysia / Nur Medina Hidayah Muazam Shah ... [et al.]
title_full_unstemmed Regulating sperm donation for non-Muslim in Malaysia / Nur Medina Hidayah Muazam Shah ... [et al.]
title_short Regulating sperm donation for non-Muslim in Malaysia / Nur Medina Hidayah Muazam Shah ... [et al.]
title_sort regulating sperm donation for non muslim in malaysia nur medina hidayah muazam shah et al
topic Administrative law
Civil law
url https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/32749/1/32749.pdf
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