LEGAL REGULATION OF THE INSTITUTE OF INTERMITTENT MATERNITY BY THE LEGISLATION OF THE KYRGYZ REPUBLIC

Abstract

This article is aimed at studying the legal foundations of motherhood as a method of assisted reproductive technologies in the Kyrgyz Republic. The law provides for the traditional regulation of maternal duty in case of pregnancy and paternity, contracts on the execution of fees in case of pregnancy and paternity, the legal consequences of maternal duty in case of pregnancy and genetic parenthood, and the certificates on the prediction of maternal and paternal duty. Moreover, trends in the development of laws have both positive and negative signs. The effectiveness of national laws in relation to motherhood is shown. The author offers suggestions for further improvement.