Reproductive by alternative uterine technique and its effect in determining the nationality of the newborn

Section: RESEARCH
Published
Aug 4, 2025
Pages
109-138

Abstract

The study can be summed up in the possibility of procreating a baby or more depending on the technology of alternative womb which is distinguished from other types of procreation in there being more than two persons, namely ,father ,and mother in the traditional normal relationships whether they are legal or illegal, laws and nationality laws in particular have taken precautions to regulate the nationality of a baby born to two parties tied by a legal bond , namely ,marriage as well as exceptional cases in which birth takes place as a result of illegal relationship between man and woman ,moreover ,legislation has not been heedless of the legal provision of foundling and those whose parents are anonymous ,however ,that a baby under such a technology has a father (the owner of a semen). a mother (the owner of an ovum) and another woman (who conceives and gives birth for the benefit of the former) is not regulated by the nationality laws .ner is the effect of such a birth on the baby's nationality determined .what is then the foundation on which the baby's nationality is based .particularly that the nationality laws more often than not depend on criteria deduced from the persons connection with state and derived from the validity of baby's lineage , f.e.g helshe comes originally from his lher father and mother or one of them called ''Blood Right''. Such a technology singles cut complex guristic disagreements connected with the extent to which it is legal and the provision of bonds resulting from it, the most important

References

  1. Laws1. Iraqi Civil Code No. 40 of 1951 as amended2. Iraqi Personal Status Law No. 188 of 1959 as amended3. The revoked Iraqi Nationality Law No. 43 of 19634. Iraqi Nationality Law No. 26 of 20065. Kuwaiti Nationality Law No. 15 of 19596. Syrian Nationality Law No. 276 of 19697. Egyptian Nationality Legislation No. 26 of 1975 amending.
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