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Japan: Woman gives her son up for adoption after finding out who was the sperm donor

Veronica Morao
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Japan: Woman gives her son up for adoption after finding out who was the sperm donor

A 30-year-old woman from Japan's capital Tokyo gave her son up for adoption after discovering the sperm donor had offered a false identity.

While pregnant, she discovered that the biological father of her child had given false information about her marital status, studies and origin. Given this circumstance, the resident chose to hand him over for adoption.

The Japanese media outlet Tokyo Shinbun indicates that the woman has registered a lawsuit of 2.86 million dollars for emotional distress against the faker.

The man had pretended to be Japanese, when he is really of Chinese origin, he did not go to the university he mentioned, and he is not single either, as he had assured.

According to the legal adviser, the lady has begun to suffer from sleep disorders and the delivery of the baby for adoption has caused criticism against her.

Currently, the boy is in a child welfare center in Tokyo. Meanwhile, the last articulations of the plaintiff express that her right to choose for herself, the decision that a man be the father of her child, has been disregarded.

Babies without infections

Japan: Woman gives her son up for adoption after finding out who was the sperm donor

Sperm Positive, the world's first HIV-positive donor sperm bank, has successfully delivered completely healthy babies.

This news maintains its main objective, which is to demonstrate that seropositive patients treated as they should be, can reproduce without transmitting this disease.

The project created in 2019 in New Zealand, Sperm Positive opted for those taxpayers who, despite having HIV, receive a treatment that makes the infection in their body imperceptible and, consequently, non-transferable.

Two years after this test, today quite a few couples have effectively fulfilled their fantasy of becoming parents thanks to these results.

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