Why should human cloning be banned?

Since Scottish scientists succeeded in cloning the sheep known as Dolly, the prospect of human cloning has catapulted its way into the public consciousness. In early 2000, an Italian and a U.S. scientist announced their intention to clone human babies for infertile couples. read more

Human cloning should be banned，at least now，for it is unsafe and has a high rate of failure.In some known exreiments,cloned animals are born dead or deformed.In addition,human cloning will bring some social and moral problems.It will be quite difficult to distinguish the copy with original person.What's more,human cloning may produce some abnormal kingdred,which will be noting but a disaster to us. read more

Human cloning is theoretically possible, but there are excellent technical and ethical reasons to ban it. When cloning mammals such as sheep, goats, or dogs, one thing that rarely gets pointed out is how many pregnancies it took to actually get a successful clone. read more

The bill does not ban scientifically and medically useful cloning practices such as the cloning of DNA fragments (molecular cloning), the duplication of tissue or cells in culture (cell cloning), or whole-organism or embryo cloning of non-human animals. read more

Yes, human cloning should be banned, because there are so many issues that come along with human cloning that are ethically questionable. A person who is cloned is probably in for a life of torture along with having to work out many psychological issues about the purpose of their existence. read more

There is a very big legal and ethical difference on how you clean up after your mistakes between human and animal research subjects. If your research doesn't quite work and your result is deformed or quickly dies, killing animals is allowed, killing humans is not. read more