My body my choice?

[Mack27]

A woman in Britain is calling to give wives the power to veto their husbands' sperm donations. Somehow I think a man suing to have the power to veto his wife's egg donations wouldn't go over very well.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2193780/Sperm-donation-Wife-man-secretly-donated-sperm-calls-spouses-consent-mandatory.html

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married woman whose husband donated sperm without her knowledge is calling for clinics to be forced to ask for a wife's consent.
The unnamed mother-of-one from Surrey said she feared that children fathered with the sperm – who would be half-brothers or sisters of her son – may one day 'disrupt' the family by getting in touch.
She has written to the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority calling for guidelines on sperm donation to include the spouse's views – and says the sperm should be treated as a joint 'marital asset'.
A married woman whose husband donated sperm without her knowledge is calling for clinics to be forced to ask for a wife's consent.
The unnamed mother-of-one from Surrey said she feared that children fathered with the sperm – who would be half-brothers or sisters of her son – may one day 'disrupt' the family by getting in touch.
She has written to the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority calling for guidelines on sperm donation to include the spouse's views – and says the sperm should be treated as a joint 'marital asset'.

 

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