With the bill n. 165 Senator Gasparri returns to the art. 1 c.c. presenting a new proposal – new compared to those dating back to the 16th and 17th legislatures – entitled “Amendment to art. 1 of the civil code in the matter of recognition of the legal capacity of the conceived child”; precisely asking that the recognition of the legal capacity of the fetus already take place at the time of conception and not only after birth, as instead today enshrined in art. 1 of our civil code. A bill that gives the opportunity to reflect, once again, on the questions on the specific theme of the protection of the human embryo and therefore: What is the embryo? What rights should he be recognized? But above all since when should they be recognized?
The protection of the human embryo in the new Gasparri proposed law
P. Grimaldi
;A. D'Aloia;M. A. Ciocia
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2023
Abstract
With the bill n. 165 Senator Gasparri returns to the art. 1 c.c. presenting a new proposal – new compared to those dating back to the 16th and 17th legislatures – entitled “Amendment to art. 1 of the civil code in the matter of recognition of the legal capacity of the conceived child”; precisely asking that the recognition of the legal capacity of the fetus already take place at the time of conception and not only after birth, as instead today enshrined in art. 1 of our civil code. A bill that gives the opportunity to reflect, once again, on the questions on the specific theme of the protection of the human embryo and therefore: What is the embryo? What rights should he be recognized? But above all since when should they be recognized?I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
