DNA paternity testing without the knowledge or consent of the mother
New technology, new choices, new debates
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New technologies are creating new choices and dilemmas in contemporary families. DNA parentage testing exemplifies this process. This article examines the contentious issue of DNA paternity testing without the knowledge or consent of the mother. It discusses terminology; the context, including a brief overview of the DNA parentage testing industry; public opinion; proposed regulation; a possible way forward in the regulation of tests.
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Published
29 September 2004
Content type
Family Matters article