The French National Assembly will discuss the possibility of "assisted fertilization" on Thursday
- On October 18, the Bioethics Bill will address in the French Parliament the need to extend "assisted fertilization" to all women. The Les Bascos association of Lapurdi has announced that it will follow the Basque House’s session “very closely”.
As Hitza de Ipar Euskal Herria, the president of the association Les Bascos, of BEÑAT Gach, has advanced, considers it essential to extend "assisted fertilization" to all wives. In this way, "we will be part of the most open and progressive countries".
The members of the Les Bascos association will continue to be vigilant and vigilant as from Thursday on the biot bill to be discussed in the French Assembly. They want some points of the law to be made concrete. Likewise, it is expected that in 2012 there will be no illegal mobilizations against the law of marriage, as happened in 2012.
This news has been published by Ipar Euskal Herriko Hitza and we have brought it with the permission of the author.
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