On the Existence of Reproductive Rights in Private Law——A Research of Article 9 in the Third Interpretation of Marriage Law
Xing Yanjin
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Xing Yanjin
Abstract
Rights are claimed and accepted as parts of basic human rights.It is necessary for Rights to be included in the field of Private Law.The absence of regulation on the reproductive rights in the civil legislative documents has its historical causes,and can not be viewed as denial of such rights.The primary purpose of the Third Interpretation of Marriage Law regulating reproduction rights is to supply legislative guidance for the resolution of real cases on Reproductive Rights,and meanwhile to provide legislative support for the realization of Including Rights into Private Law.
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Rights are claimed and accepted as parts of basic human rights.It is necessary for Rights to be included in the field of Private Law.The absence of regulation on the reproductive rights in the civil legislative documents has its historical causes,and can not be viewed as denial of such rights.The primary purpose of the Third Interpretation of Marriage Law regulating reproduction rights is to supply legislative guidance for the resolution of real cases on Reproductive Rights,and meanwhile to provide legislative support for the realization of Including Rights into Private Law.
Key concepts: Reproductive rights, Law, Private law, Political science, International human rights law, Fundamental rights, Human rights, Interpretation (philosophy)