Sperm Donation Laws By Country
Reproductive laws related to sperm donation differ between countries.
For example most countries have limits for how many children one single sperm donor may give rise to. The main reason to limit sperm donors is the risk of accidental consanguinity between donor conceived people. On the other hand, limiting sperm donation is a factor for triggering fertility tourism to other countries.
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