Human Assisted Procreation and Human Rights - The Greek Response to the Felt Necessities of the Time

European Journal of Health Law

Volumn 10, Issue 3, 2003, Pages 271-280

  Kriari Catranis, Ismini ^a  

^a PANTEION UNIVERSITY   (Greece)

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Indexed keywords

ASSISTED REPRODUCTION; GENETIC IDENTIFICATION; GREECE; HUMAN; HUMAN RIGHTS; IDENTITY; INFERTILITY; INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION; LAW; LEGAL ASPECT; MOLECULAR CLONING; PERCEPTION; REPRODUCTIVE PROCEDURES; SHORT SURVEY; SOCIAL ASPECT; TECHNOLOGY;

FEMALE; FERTILIZATION IN VITRO; GREECE; HUMAN RIGHTS; HUMANS; INFERTILITY; MALE; PERSONAL AUTONOMY; REPRODUCTIVE TECHNIQUES, ASSISTED;

EID: 0346727123     PISSN: 09290273     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1163/157180903770847544     Document Type: Short Survey

References (47)

1. Official Gazette 327/ 23.12.2002.
2. See Ism. Kriari - Catranis (1994): Biomedical Developments and Constitutional Law in Greece, Sakkoulas, Thessaloniki, pp. 65 et seq. (in Greek). The decisions as to whether to bear or beget a child may affect in the most fundamental way a person's life. In the formulation of an American Court: "Not only does the birth of a new generation perpetuate our species, it allows every parent to contribute, both genetically and socially, to our collective understanding of what it means to be human. Every child also offers the opportunity of a unique lifetime relationship, potentially more satisfying and fulfilling than any other pursuit", see Arabian Justice, Concurring, in. Johnson v. Calvert, Supreme Court of California, In Bank, 20.5.1993, 851 Pacific Reporter, 2d Series, 776 et seq. (788).
3. See Ism. Kriari - Catranis (1994): Biomedical Developments and Constitutional Law in Greece, Sakkoulas, Thessaloniki, pp. 65 et seq. (in Greek). The decisions as to whether to bear or beget a child may affect in the most fundamental way a person's life. In the formulation of an American Court: "Not only does the birth of a new generation perpetuate our species, it allows every parent to contribute, both genetically and socially, to our collective understanding of what it means to be human. Every child also offers the opportunity of a unique lifetime relationship, potentially more satisfying and fulfilling than any other pursuit", see Arabian Justice, Concurring, in. Johnson v. Calvert, Supreme Court of California, In Bank, 20.5.1993, 851 Pacific Reporter, 2d Series, 776 et seq. (788).
4. See Ism. Kriari - Catranis (1994): Biomedical Developments and Constitutional Law in Greece, Sakkoulas, Thessaloniki, pp. 65 et seq. (in Greek). The decisions as to whether to bear or beget a child may affect in the most fundamental way a person's life. In the formulation of an American Court: "Not only does the birth of a new generation perpetuate our species, it allows every parent to contribute, both genetically and socially, to our collective understanding of what it means to be human. Every child also offers the opportunity of a unique lifetime relationship, potentially more satisfying and fulfilling than any other pursuit", see Arabian Justice, Concurring, in. Johnson v. Calvert, Supreme Court of California, In Bank, 20.5.1993, 851 Pacific Reporter, 2d Series, 776 et seq. (788).
5. See Z' Revisional Parliament, Report of the Revision Committee, Report by E. Venizelos, pp. 7, 10, 24; Reports by representatives of the political parties of the opposition see I. Varvitsiotis (New Democracy) pp. 85 (97); A. Skyllakos (Communist Party) pp. 129 (135); F. Kouvelis (Coalition of the Left and Progress) pp. 139(146). See also Ismini Kriari - Catranis (2002): Bioethical Issues and Human Rights in Greece in: Law and the Human Genome Review, No. 16 2002, pp. 37-57 (39).
6. See Z' Revisional Parliament, Report of the Revision Committee, Report by E. Venizelos, pp. 7, 10, 24; Reports by representatives of the political parties of the opposition see I. Varvitsiotis (New Democracy) pp. 85 (97); A. Skyllakos (Communist Party) pp. 129 (135); F. Kouvelis (Coalition of the Left and Progress) pp. 139(146). See also Ismini Kriari - Catranis (2002): Bioethical Issues and Human Rights in Greece in: Law and the Human Genome Review, No. 16 2002, pp. 37-57 (39).
7. See Z' Revisional Parliament, Report of the Revision Committee, Report by E. Venizelos, pp. 7, 10, 24; Reports by representatives of the political parties of the opposition see I. Varvitsiotis (New Democracy) pp. 85 (97); A. Skyllakos (Communist Party) pp. 129 (135); F. Kouvelis (Coalition of the Left and Progress) pp. 139(146). See also Ismini Kriari - Catranis (2002): Bioethical Issues and Human Rights in Greece in: Law and the Human Genome Review, No. 16 2002, pp. 37-57 (39).
8. See Z' Revisional Parliament, Report of the Revision Committee, Report by E. Venizelos, pp. 7, 10, 24; Reports by representatives of the political parties of the opposition see I. Varvitsiotis (New Democracy) pp. 85 (97); A. Skyllakos (Communist Party) pp. 129 (135); F. Kouvelis (Coalition of the Left and Progress) pp. 139(146). See also Ismini Kriari - Catranis (2002): Bioethical Issues and Human Rights in Greece in: Law and the Human Genome Review, No. 16 2002, pp. 37-57 (39).
9. See Z' Revisional Parliament, Report of the Revision Committee, Report by E. Venizelos, pp. 7, 10, 24; Reports by representatives of the political parties of the opposition see I. Varvitsiotis (New Democracy) pp. 85 (97); A. Skyllakos (Communist Party) pp. 129 (135); F. Kouvelis (Coalition of the Left and Progress) pp. 139(146). See also Ismini Kriari - Catranis (2002): Bioethical Issues and Human Rights in Greece in: Law and the Human Genome Review, No. 16 2002, pp. 37-57 (39).
10. Art. 28 para. 1: "The generally acknowledged rules of international law, as well as international conventions as of the time they are sanctioned by law and become operative according to the conditions therein, shall be an integral part of domestic Greek law and shall prevail over any contrary provision of the law...".
11. See Sp. Vlachopoulos (2000): Cloning in Greek Legal Order, Sakkoulas, Athens (in Greek).
12. See a similar regulation in the Spanish law on assisted procreation No. 35 of 1988: "Any woman may be the recipient or user of the techniques that are regulated by the present law...", article 6. Critical remarks by C.M. Romeo - Casabona/J. U. Hernandéz-Plasencia/ E. Sola - Rechesee in: International Encyclopaedia of Laws, Kluwer, 1994, Spain, pp. 174-176.
13. Article 1456, paragraph 2: In the case of unmarried woman, her consent or the consent of her partner, if such exists, are fumished by a notary document.
14. Carlos M. Romeo Casabona (1998): Legal limitations on research and its results? The cloning paradigm in: Fujiki/Macer (eds.) Bioethics in Asia, pp. 41-50 (46). See also I. Kriari - Catranis (2002): Bioethical Issues and Human Rights in Greece in: Law and the Human Genome Review, No. 16 2002, pp. 37-57; Die verfassungsmässige Problematik des Klonens in Griechenand in: Revue Hellénique de Droit International, 2000, pp. 591-612; Sp. Vlachopoulos (2000): Cloning in Greek Legal Order, Sakkoulas, Athens (in Greek).
15. Carlos M. Romeo Casabona (1998): Legal limitations on research and its results? The cloning paradigm in: Fujiki/Macer (eds.) Bioethics in Asia, pp. 41-50 (46). See also I. Kriari - Catranis (2002): Bioethical Issues and Human Rights in Greece in: Law and the Human Genome Review, No. 16 2002, pp. 37-57; Die verfassungsmässige Problematik des Klonens in Griechenand in: Revue Hellénique de Droit International, 2000, pp. 591-612; Sp. Vlachopoulos (2000): Cloning in Greek Legal Order, Sakkoulas, Athens (in Greek).
16. Carlos M. Romeo Casabona (1998): Legal limitations on research and its results? The cloning paradigm in: Fujiki/Macer (eds.) Bioethics in Asia, pp. 41-50 (46). See also I. Kriari - Catranis (2002): Bioethical Issues and Human Rights in Greece in: Law and the Human Genome Review, No. 16 2002, pp. 37-57; Die verfassungsmässige Problematik des Klonens in Griechenand in: Revue Hellénique de Droit International, 2000, pp. 591-612; Sp. Vlachopoulos (2000): Cloning in Greek Legal Order, Sakkoulas, Athens (in Greek).1
17. Carlos M. Romeo Casabona (1998): Legal limitations on research and its results? The cloning paradigm in: Fujiki/Macer (eds.) Bioethics in Asia, pp. 41-50 (46). See also I. Kriari - Catranis (2002): Bioethical Issues and Human Rights in Greece in: Law and the Human Genome Review, No. 16 2002, pp. 37-57; Die verfassungsmässige Problematik des Klonens in Griechenand in: Revue Hellénique de Droit International, 2000, pp. 591-612; Sp. Vlachopoulos (2000): Cloning in Greek Legal Order, Sakkoulas, Athens (in Greek).
18. The general problems related to embryo donation see in the highly publicized American case Davis v. Davis, Supreme Court of Tennessee/1.6.1992, 842 South Western Reporter, 2d series, p. 588 et seq.
19. The general problems related to embryo donation see in the highly publicized American case Davis v. Davis, Supreme Court of Tennessee/1.6.1992, 842 South Western Reporter, 2d series, p. 588 et seq.
20. See Council of Europe Report on Human Artificial Procreation, op. cit. principle 11.- Embryo donation is explicitly regulated in the French Bioethics Laws of 1994 (articles 152 -3,152-4, 152-5 of the Code of Health. The donation is ordered by court decision, after the written consent of the gamete providers has been obtained.
21. About the potential of embryo research see I. Kriari - Catranis (1997): Embryo Research and Human Rights - An Overview of Developments in Europe, in: European Journal of Health Law, 1997, pp. 43-67.
22. See Ism. Androulidakis - Dimitriadis (1986): Legal questions about the IVF techniques in: Legal Tribune (NoB) 34, pp. 10-17 (in Greek); Greek Civil Lawyers Association: First Congress, Naypaktos 27-28 Mai 1994, Section III "Medically assisted procreation and civil law", Reports: Deliyiannis, J., pp. 199-219; Androulidakis-Dimitriadis, pp. 221-231; Interventions: Kounougeri - Manoledaki, pp. 235-241, Papadopoulou, pp. 243-246, Papazissi, pp. 247-253; Nikolopoulos, 255-257; Kotzabassi, 259-262; Stambelou, 263-265; Christodoulou, 268-282; Christakou - Fotiadi, 283-284. Conclusions: Daskarolis, p. 285 (in Greek); See also Papadopoulou, Art. 1463-1464 Gr. Civ. Code, in the Commentary of Greek Civil Code ed. by Georgiades- Stathopoulos, vol. VII, pp. 499-536 (in Greek).
23. See Ism. Androulidakis - Dimitriadis (1986): Legal questions about the IVF techniques in: Legal Tribune (NoB) 34, pp. 10-17 (in Greek); Greek Civil Lawyers Association: First Congress, Naypaktos 27-28 Mai 1994, Section III "Medically assisted procreation and civil law", Reports: Deliyiannis, J., pp. 199-219; Androulidakis-Dimitriadis, pp. 221-231; Interventions: Kounougeri - Manoledaki, pp. 235-241, Papadopoulou, pp. 243-246, Papazissi, pp. 247-253; Nikolopoulos, 255-257; Kotzabassi, 259-262; Stambelou, 263-265; Christodoulou, 268-282; Christakou - Fotiadi, 283-284. Conclusions: Daskarolis, p. 285 (in Greek); See also Papadopoulou, Art. 1463-1464 Gr. Civ. Code, in the Commentary of Greek Civil Code ed. by Georgiades- Stathopoulos, vol. VII, pp. 499-536 (in Greek).
24. See Ism. Androulidakis - Dimitriadis (1986): Legal questions about the IVF techniques in: Legal Tribune (NoB) 34, pp. 10-17 (in Greek); Greek Civil Lawyers Association: First Congress, Naypaktos 27-28 Mai 1994, Section III "Medically assisted procreation and civil law", Reports: Deliyiannis, J., pp. 199-219; Androulidakis-Dimitriadis, pp. 221-231; Interventions: Kounougeri - Manoledaki, pp. 235-241, Papadopoulou, pp. 243-246, Papazissi, pp. 247-253; Nikolopoulos, 255-257; Kotzabassi, 259-262; Stambelou, 263-265; Christodoulou, 268-282; Christakou - Fotiadi, 283-284. Conclusions: Daskarolis, p. 285 (in Greek); See also Papadopoulou, Art. 1463-1464 Gr. Civ. Code, in the Commentary of Greek Civil Code ed. by Georgiades- Stathopoulos, vol. VII, pp. 499-536 (in Greek).
25. See Ism. Androulidakis - Dimitriadis (1986): Legal questions about the IVF techniques in: Legal Tribune (NoB) 34, pp. 10-17 (in Greek); Greek Civil Lawyers Association: First Congress, Naypaktos 27-28 Mai 1994, Section III "Medically assisted procreation and civil law", Reports: Deliyiannis, J., pp. 199-219; Androulidakis-Dimitriadis, pp. 221-231; Interventions: Kounougeri - Manoledaki, pp. 235-241, Papadopoulou, pp. 243-246, Papazissi, pp. 247-253; Nikolopoulos, 255-257; Kotzabassi, 259-262; Stambelou, 263-265; Christodoulou, 268-282; Christakou - Fotiadi, 283-284. Conclusions: Daskarolis, p. 285 (in Greek); See also Papadopoulou, Art. 1463-1464 Gr. Civ. Code, in the Commentary of Greek Civil Code ed. by Georgiades- Stathopoulos, vol. VII, pp. 499-536 (in Greek).
26. See Ism. Androulidakis - Dimitriadis (1986): Legal questions about the IVF techniques in: Legal Tribune (NoB) 34, pp. 10-17 (in Greek); Greek Civil Lawyers Association: First Congress, Naypaktos 27-28 Mai 1994, Section III "Medically assisted procreation and civil law", Reports: Deliyiannis, J., pp. 199-219; Androulidakis-Dimitriadis, pp. 221-231; Interventions: Kounougeri - Manoledaki, pp. 235-241, Papadopoulou, pp. 243-246, Papazissi, pp. 247-253; Nikolopoulos, 255-257; Kotzabassi, 259-262; Stambelou, 263-265; Christodoulou, 268-282; Christakou - Fotiadi, 283-284. Conclusions: Daskarolis, p. 285 (in Greek); See also Papadopoulou, Art. 1463-1464 Gr. Civ. Code, in the Commentary of Greek Civil Code ed. by Georgiades- Stathopoulos, vol. VII, pp. 499-536 (in Greek).
27. See Ism. Androulidakis - Dimitriadis (1986): Legal questions about the IVF techniques in: Legal Tribune (NoB) 34, pp. 10-17 (in Greek); Greek Civil Lawyers Association: First Congress, Naypaktos 27-28 Mai 1994, Section III "Medically assisted procreation and civil law", Reports: Deliyiannis, J., pp. 199-219; Androulidakis-Dimitriadis, pp. 221-231; Interventions: Kounougeri - Manoledaki, pp. 235-241, Papadopoulou, pp. 243-246, Papazissi, pp. 247-253; Nikolopoulos, 255-257; Kotzabassi, 259-262; Stambelou, 263-265; Christodoulou, 268-282; Christakou - Fotiadi, 283-284. Conclusions: Daskarolis, p. 285 (in Greek); See also Papadopoulou, Art. 1463-1464 Gr. Civ. Code, in the Commentary of Greek Civil Code ed. by Georgiades- Stathopoulos, vol. VII, pp. 499-536 (in Greek).
28. See Ism. Androulidakis - Dimitriadis (1986): Legal questions about the IVF techniques in: Legal Tribune (NoB) 34, pp. 10-17 (in Greek); Greek Civil Lawyers Association: First Congress, Naypaktos 27-28 Mai 1994, Section III "Medically assisted procreation and civil law", Reports: Deliyiannis, J., pp. 199-219; Androulidakis-Dimitriadis, pp. 221-231; Interventions: Kounougeri - Manoledaki, pp. 235-241, Papadopoulou, pp. 243-246, Papazissi, pp. 247-253; Nikolopoulos, 255-257; Kotzabassi, 259-262; Stambelou, 263-265; Christodoulou, 268-282; Christakou - Fotiadi, 283-284. Conclusions: Daskarolis, p. 285 (in Greek); See also Papadopoulou, Art. 1463-1464 Gr. Civ. Code, in the Commentary of Greek Civil Code ed. by Georgiades- Stathopoulos, vol. VII, pp. 499-536 (in Greek).
29. See Ism. Androulidakis - Dimitriadis (1986): Legal questions about the IVF techniques in: Legal Tribune (NoB) 34, pp. 10-17 (in Greek); Greek Civil Lawyers Association: First Congress, Naypaktos 27-28 Mai 1994, Section III "Medically assisted procreation and civil law", Reports: Deliyiannis, J., pp. 199-219; Androulidakis-Dimitriadis, pp. 221-231; Interventions: Kounougeri - Manoledaki, pp. 235-241, Papadopoulou, pp. 243-246, Papazissi, pp. 247-253; Nikolopoulos, 255-257; Kotzabassi, 259-262; Stambelou, 263-265; Christodoulou, 268-282; Christakou - Fotiadi, 283-284. Conclusions: Daskarolis, p. 285 (in Greek); See also Papadopoulou, Art. 1463-1464 Gr. Civ. Code, in the Commentary of Greek Civil Code ed. by Georgiades- Stathopoulos, vol. VII, pp. 499-536 (in Greek).
30. See Ism. Androulidakis - Dimitriadis (1986): Legal questions about the IVF techniques in: Legal Tribune (NoB) 34, pp. 10-17 (in Greek); Greek Civil Lawyers Association: First Congress, Naypaktos 27-28 Mai 1994, Section III "Medically assisted procreation and civil law", Reports: Deliyiannis, J., pp. 199-219; Androulidakis-Dimitriadis, pp. 221-231; Interventions: Kounougeri - Manoledaki, pp. 235-241, Papadopoulou, pp. 243-246, Papazissi, pp. 247-253; Nikolopoulos, 255-257; Kotzabassi, 259-262; Stambelou, 263-265; Christodoulou, 268-282; Christakou - Fotiadi, 283-284. Conclusions: Daskarolis, p. 285 (in Greek); See also Papadopoulou, Art. 1463-1464 Gr. Civ. Code, in the Commentary of Greek Civil Code ed. by Georgiades- Stathopoulos, vol. VII, pp. 499-536 (in Greek).
31. See Ism. Androulidakis - Dimitriadis (1986): Legal questions about the IVF techniques in: Legal Tribune (NoB) 34, pp. 10-17 (in Greek); Greek Civil Lawyers Association: First Congress, Naypaktos 27-28 Mai 1994, Section III "Medically assisted procreation and civil law", Reports: Deliyiannis, J., pp. 199-219; Androulidakis-Dimitriadis, pp. 221-231; Interventions: Kounougeri - Manoledaki, pp. 235-241, Papadopoulou, pp. 243-246, Papazissi, pp. 247-253; Nikolopoulos, 255-257; Kotzabassi, 259-262; Stambelou, 263-265; Christodoulou, 268-282; Christakou - Fotiadi, 283-284. Conclusions: Daskarolis, p. 285 (in Greek); See also Papadopoulou, Art. 1463-1464 Gr. Civ. Code, in the Commentary of Greek Civil Code ed. by Georgiades- Stathopoulos, vol. VII, pp. 499-536 (in Greek).
32. See Ism. Androulidakis - Dimitriadis (1986): Legal questions about the IVF techniques in: Legal Tribune (NoB) 34, pp. 10-17 (in Greek); Greek Civil Lawyers Association: First Congress, Naypaktos 27-28 Mai 1994, Section III "Medically assisted procreation and civil law", Reports: Deliyiannis, J., pp. 199-219; Androulidakis-Dimitriadis, pp. 221-231; Interventions: Kounougeri - Manoledaki, pp. 235-241, Papadopoulou, pp. 243-246, Papazissi, pp. 247-253; Nikolopoulos, 255-257; Kotzabassi, 259-262; Stambelou, 263-265; Christodoulou, 268-282; Christakou - Fotiadi, 283-284. Conclusions: Daskarolis, p. 285 (in Greek); See also Papadopoulou, Art. 1463-1464 Gr. Civ. Code, in the Commentary of Greek Civil Code ed. by Georgiades- Stathopoulos, vol. VII, pp. 499-536 (in Greek).
33. See Pen. Agallopoulou (2003): Cohabitation and One -parent Families According to Greek Law, in: International Family Law, March 2003, pp. 24-28 (24, ft. 4).
34. In the case of gestational surrogacys see infra point 2.3.
35. See Ism. Kriari - Catranis, Biomedical Developments and Constitutional order...,op. cit. p. 114 et seq.; E. Kounougeri- Manoledakis (1994): The determination of maternity in the case of gestational surrogacy, Armenopoulos, p. 1233 et seq. (in Greek).
36. See Ism. Kriari - Catranis, Biomedical Developments and Constitutional order...,op. cit. p. 114 et seq.; E. Kounougeri- Manoledakis (1994): The determination of maternity in the case of gestational surrogacy, Armenopoulos, p. 1233 et seq. (in Greek).
37. Dec. No. 31/5803/176/1999 of the Iraklion District Court; arguments for the legalisation of the procedure through gestational surrogate by framing the conditions thereto see in: Pen. Agallopoulou: Gestational Motherhood (2000) in: Critical Review of Legal Theory and Practice, pp. 227-238, (in Greek); the same: Custody in the cases of assisted procreation (in Greek) in: Charistia to J.Deliyanni, Thessaloniki 1991, pp. 227-238 (232-235).
38. Dec. No. 31/5803/176/1999 of the Iraklion District Court; arguments for the legalisation of the procedure through gestational surrogate by framing the conditions thereto see in: Pen. Agallopoulou: Gestational Motherhood (2000) in: Critical Review of Legal Theory and Practice, pp. 227-238, (in Greek); the same: Custody in the cases of assisted procreation (in Greek) in: Charistia to J.Deliyanni, Thessaloniki 1991, pp. 227-238 (232-235).
39. Favourable opinion as to post mortem fertilization see in: T. Vidalis (1999): Life without face - The Constitution and the Use of Human Genetic Material, Athens, Sakkoulas, p.94 et seq. (in Greek).
40. Similar comments in Casabona et al., op. cit. p. 176.
41. See in extenso the arguments pro and contra gestational surrogacy in: The Ethics Committee of the American Fertility Society: Ethical Considerations of the New Reproductive Technologies, 1994, pp. 68s-73s.
42. See our article: "The Constitution and the Draft Law on Human Assisted Procreation", in: Annals in Private Law, 8, 2002, pp. 679-688 (in Greek). In the same review see: Th. Papachristou: Lex dei, lex populi?, pp. 673-676 and E. Kounougeri - Manoledaki: Draft Law on human assisted reproduction and the arguments against it, pp. 676-679. In issue 7 of the same Review see M. Karassis: "Draft Law on Human Assisted Procreation", pp. 577-585 and E. Pantelidou: Remarks on Draft Law on Human Assisted Procreation, pp. 586-590. See also the report of the Bioethics Committee of the Greek Orthodox Church in the newspaper TO BHMA (The Tribune), 30 and 31 October 2002 and the Report of the opposition by A. Lykourezos, Minutes of the Parliament, 5, 6 and 7 November 2002, as well as the comments by the Minister of Justice Phil. Petsalnikos.
43. See our article: "The Constitution and the Draft Law on Human Assisted Procreation", in: Annals in Private Law, 8, 2002, pp. 679-688 (in Greek). In the same review see: Th. Papachristou: Lex dei, lex populi?, pp. 673-676 and E. Kounougeri - Manoledaki: Draft Law on human assisted reproduction and the arguments against it, pp. 676-679. In issue 7 of the same Review see M. Karassis: "Draft Law on Human Assisted Procreation", pp. 577-585 and E. Pantelidou: Remarks on Draft Law on Human Assisted Procreation, pp. 586-590. See also the report of the Bioethics Committee of the Greek Orthodox Church in the newspaper TO BHMA (The Tribune), 30 and 31 October 2002 and the Report of the opposition by A. Lykourezos, Minutes of the Parliament, 5, 6 and 7 November 2002, as well as the comments by the Minister of Justice Phil. Petsalnikos.
44. See our article: "The Constitution and the Draft Law on Human Assisted Procreation", in: Annals in Private Law, 8, 2002, pp. 679-688 (in Greek). In the same review see: Th. Papachristou: Lex dei, lex populi?, pp. 673-676 and E. Kounougeri - Manoledaki: Draft Law on human assisted reproduction and the arguments against it, pp. 676-679. In issue 7 of the same Review see M. Karassis: "Draft Law on Human Assisted Procreation", pp. 577-585 and E. Pantelidou: Remarks on Draft Law on Human Assisted Procreation, pp. 586-590. See also the report of the Bioethics Committee of the Greek Orthodox Church in the newspaper TO BHMA (The Tribune), 30 and 31 October 2002 and the Report of the opposition by A. Lykourezos, Minutes of the Parliament, 5, 6 and 7 November 2002, as well as the comments by the Minister of Justice Phil. Petsalnikos.
45. See our article: "The Constitution and the Draft Law on Human Assisted Procreation", in: Annals in Private Law, 8, 2002, pp. 679-688 (in Greek). In the same review see: Th. Papachristou: Lex dei, lex populi?, pp. 673-676 and E. Kounougeri - Manoledaki: Draft Law on human assisted reproduction and the arguments against it, pp. 676-679. In issue 7 of the same Review see M. Karassis: "Draft Law on Human Assisted Procreation", pp. 577-585 and E. Pantelidou: Remarks on Draft Law on Human Assisted Procreation, pp. 586-590. See also the report of the Bioethics Committee of the Greek Orthodox Church in the newspaper TO BHMA (The Tribune), 30 and 31 October 2002 and the Report of the opposition by A. Lykourezos, Minutes of the Parliament, 5, 6 and 7 November 2002, as well as the comments by the Minister of Justice Phil. Petsalnikos.
46. See our article: "The Constitution and the Draft Law on Human Assisted Procreation", in: Annals in Private Law, 8, 2002, pp. 679-688 (in Greek). In the same review see: Th. Papachristou: Lex dei, lex populi?, pp. 673-676 and E. Kounougeri - Manoledaki: Draft Law on human assisted reproduction and the arguments against it, pp. 676-679. In issue 7 of the same Review see M. Karassis: "Draft Law on Human Assisted Procreation", pp. 577-585 and E. Pantelidou: Remarks on Draft Law on Human Assisted Procreation, pp. 586-590. See also the report of the Bioethics Committee of the Greek Orthodox Church in the newspaper TO BHMA (The Tribune), 30 and 31 October 2002 and the Report of the opposition by A. Lykourezos, Minutes of the Parliament, 5, 6 and 7 November 2002, as well as the comments by the Minister of Justice Phil. Petsalnikos.
47. See our article: "The Constitution and the Draft Law on Human Assisted Procreation", in: Annals in Private Law, 8, 2002, pp. 679-688 (in Greek). In the same review see: Th. Papachristou: Lex dei, lex populi?, pp. 673-676 and E. Kounougeri - Manoledaki: Draft Law on human assisted reproduction and the arguments against it, pp. 676-679. In issue 7 of the same Review see M. Karassis: "Draft Law on Human Assisted Procreation", pp. 577-585 and E. Pantelidou: Remarks on Draft Law on Human Assisted Procreation, pp. 586-590. See also the report of the Bioethics Committee of the Greek Orthodox Church in the newspaper TO BHMA (The Tribune), 30 and 31 October 2002 and the Report of the opposition by A. Lykourezos, Minutes of the Parliament, 5, 6 and 7 November 2002, as well as the comments by the Minister of Justice Phil. Petsalnikos.