Regulating the Inclusion of Parents Information in the Registration Documents of Children Resulting from Embryo Donation

Legal protection of children resulting from laboratory fertilization means creating public order and preventing social and psychological problems of these children in the future, and registry documents play a main and undeniable role in this field. The absence of a special law for the registration documents of these children opens the way for hiding the truth, which has effects such as not assigning the child to his real parents and leads to the violation of the child's rights in the future. In this work, an attempt was made to answer this main question by using the library analytical method, which is the most suitable method for setting up the registry documents of children resulting from embryo donation in line with legal and social protection and establishing the rights and duties of these children with donors and donor recipients. What are providers? In response to this question and jurisprudential and legal analysis of the issue, the conclusion was reached that recording the title of embryo donation and the name of the donor's parents in the birth certificate creates problems for the child and the society, and is in conflict with the discussion of the confidentiality of the donor's documents. But keeping the lineage of the person secret and possibly assigning the child to someone other than his real parent leads to the deprivation of the legal rights of the person, such as the issue of inheritance, etc. Therefore, it is necessary to register and keep the names of the donors in a place so that they can be used if they are ever needed. Do not face the problem of anonymity. It seems that the best place to record it is the Register of General Events.