Derecho a la identidad en el ámbito del derecho civil: filiación derivada de técnicas de reproducción medicamente asistida

Abstract

In the 90s in Ecuador initiate medically assisted breeding practices and since 1994 successful results are obtained, however, there have not been legal cases that cause problems between the child and parents who participated in these breeding techniques.

In recent decades, in countries such as Venezuela, Spain and Argentina; have had to be reformed and even generating standards to protect the filiation rights and to establish against whom they have to direct claims arising from these rights.

The problem arises when the child conceived artificially proclaimed his right to identity and consequently requires knowing his biological origin, demand living with hisorigin family and even calls from donors of genetic material or his surrogate the right to: take their surname, to receive food or perceive his hereditary quota