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The Question of the Genetic Identity of Individuals between National Law and the European Court of Human Rights

Lucilla Gatt
2020 Annals of Bioethics & Clinical Applications  

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This work is focused on minors without genetic identity in (old and) new family models. In Europe, this situation generates hard conflicts between Internal Public Order and the so-called International Public Order . The last one is mostly identified with the case law of th European Court of Human Rights.
doi:10.23880/abca-16000130 fatcat:s4xjmh3tnvgvrf2kyqy7gva6fm
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Lucilla Gatt. "The Question of the Genetic Identity of Individuals between National Law and the European Court of Human Rights." Annals of Bioethics & Clinical Applications 3.3 (2020)