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Title:Pravna in etična vprašanja reproduktivnega turizma : magistrsko delo
Authors:ID Arlič, Maja (Author)
ID Kraljić, Suzana (Mentor) More about this mentor... New window
Files:.pdf MAG_Arlic_Maja_2019.pdf (1,11 MB)
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PID: 20.500.12556/dkum/918bfa00-388b-41ef-88a6-787fd8cb3e9c
 
Language:Slovenian
Work type:Master's thesis/paper
Typology:2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:PF - Faculty of Law
Abstract:Reproduktivni turizem ali čezmejna reproduktivna pomoč, zajema potovanja oseb iz države stalnega prebivališča v drugo državo, z namenom, da bi tam prejeli reproduktivno storitev, ki v njihovi državi ni dovoljena ali ni na voljo. Takšen pojav sicer ni novost, se pa zaradi razvoja reproduktivnih tehnologij, cenejših letalskih kart in vse pogostejših težav parov z neplodnostjo hitro razvija. Med-tem ko v svetu že nekaj časa predstavlja predmet mnogih diskusij, saj se pravne ureditve reproduktivnih storitev zaradi različnih etičnih, pravnih in verskih vidikov posameznih držav močno razlikujejo, v Sloveniji ni raziskav, ki bi ocenile vzrok in pojavnost reproduktivnega turizma. Pravna raznolikost je v mnogih državah najpogostejši vzrok iskanja čezmejne pomoči, zato so strokovnjaki v preteklih letih že večkrat poskušali z usklajevanji, a do zdaj še neuspešno. Sicer spada Slovenija v sam vrh izvedbe reproduktivnih postopkov, tako da se slovenski pacienti ne odpravljajo v tujino zaradi želje po boljši kakovosti zdravljenja, se pa tako kot večina ostalih držav, tudi Slovenija sooča s pomanjkanjem darovanih spolnih celic. Ravno dolge čakalne liste so pri nas najpogostejši vzrok reproduktivnih potovanj. Cilj magistrskega dela je bila raziskava vzroka, posledic, pojavnih oblik in najaktualnejših pravno etičnih razprav reproduktivnega turizma. Čeprav se na prvi pogled zdi, da prinaša reproduktivni turizem več težav kot koristi, temu vendarle ni tako in ravno možnost čezmejne reproduktivne pomoči marsikomu omogoči močno želeno starševstvo, kljub temu da v matični državi to ni bilo izvedljivo. Ob vzpostavitvi mednarodnega registra reproduktivnih postopkov, povišanju zneska povračila darovalcem spolnih celic ter ozaveščanju pacientov o potencialnih težavah, s katerimi se lahko soočijo, bi lahko tudi ta pojav začeli obravnavati kot ljudem koristen.
Keywords:reproduktivni turizem, čezmejna reproduktivna pomoč, pravna vprašanja, etična vprašanja, neplodnost, zdravljenje neplodnosti v tujini, postopki oploditve z biomedicinsko pomočjo, nadomestno materinstvo
Place of publishing:[Maribor
Place of performance:[Maribor
Publisher:M. Arlič]
Year of publishing:2019
Number of pages:58 f.
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-75020 New window
UDC:347.633:618.177(043.3)
COBISS.SI-ID:5827627 New window
NUK URN:URN:SI:UM:DK:X0OW5E97
Publication date in DKUM:20.12.2019
Views:1525
Downloads:258
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Language:English
Title:Legal and ethical issues of reproductive tourism
Abstract:Reproductive tourism or cross-border reproductive care covers the travel of persons from their country of residence to another country in order to receive reproductive services which are unavailable are not authorized in their country. Although this phenomenon is not new, it is rapidly evolving due to the development of reproductive technologies, more afforadable airline tickets and the increasing infertility rates. While it has been the subject of discussion in the world for some time, since the legal arrangements for reproductive services vary widely due to the different ethical, legal and religious aspects of individual countries, there is no research in Slovenia to assess its cause and incidence. Legal diversity is the most common cause of seeking cross-border care in many countries, and experts have tried repeatedly over the years to achieve harmonization, but have failed so far. Slovenia is one of the top performers of reproductive procedures, so Slovenian patients do not have to go abroad because of the desire for better quality of treatment, but like most other countries, Slovenia also faces a shortage of donated gamets. Long waiting lists are the most common cause of reproductive travel in our country. The aim of the master's thesis was to investigate the cause, consequences and current discussions of reproductive tourism. Although, at first glance, reproductive tourism seems to bring more drawbacks than benefits, it is not the case and it in many respects enables the highly desired parenting, despite the fact that it was not reachable in the home country. By establishing an international register of reproductive procedures, raising the amount of reimbursement to gametes donors and raising awareness of patients about potential problems they may face, this phenomenon could also be seen as beneficial to people.
Keywords:Reproductive tourism, cross-border reproductive care, legal issues, ethical issues, infertility, fertility treatment abroad, assisted reproductive technology, surrogacy


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