CrunkLord420 on Nostr: >The man named Jonathan, aged 41, could be fined more than €100,000 (£88,000) if ...
>The man named Jonathan, aged 41, could be fined more than €100,000 (£88,000) if he tries to donate again.
>Jonathan was banned from donating to fertility clinics in the Netherlands in 2017 after it emerged he had fathered more than 100 children.
>But instead of stopping he carried on donating sperm abroad and online.
>The point is that this kinship network with hundreds of half-brothers and half-sisters is much too large," a spokesman for the court, Gert-Mark Smelt, said.
>They argued that Meijer's continued donations violated the right to a private life of his donor children, whose ability to form romantic relationships are hampered by fears of accidental incest and inbreeding.
Modern "rights" are the most kafkaesque thing ever, especially globohomo countries outside of the US.
>Jonathan was banned from donating to fertility clinics in the Netherlands in 2017 after it emerged he had fathered more than 100 children.
>But instead of stopping he carried on donating sperm abroad and online.
>The point is that this kinship network with hundreds of half-brothers and half-sisters is much too large," a spokesman for the court, Gert-Mark Smelt, said.
>They argued that Meijer's continued donations violated the right to a private life of his donor children, whose ability to form romantic relationships are hampered by fears of accidental incest and inbreeding.
Modern "rights" are the most kafkaesque thing ever, especially globohomo countries outside of the US.