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Is human reproductive cloning inevitable : future options for UN governance

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UNU B32924

This report evaluates the responses of the United Nations to the questions of human cloning governance. The difference between reproductive human cloning and using of cloning technology for research is explained followed by an ethical analysis of cloning.

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