The Constitutionalization of Biolegality: The Transformation of Reproductive Human Rights in the Context of Emergence of the Post-Genomic Legal Order

The article is devoted to a public law analysis of the transformation of reproductive rights under the impact of genome editing technologies (CRISPR/Cas9). The concept of biolegality and the emergence of a post-genomic legal order are revealed, wherein traditional reproductive freedom evolves into a system of positive individual bio-claims.

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Constitutional and municipal law
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2026-10-30
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https://doi.org/10.18572/1812-3767-2026-11-30-33
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International Human Rights and Reproductive Law
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The Constitutionalization of Biolegality: The Transformation of Reproductive Human Rights in the Context of Emergence of the Post-Genomic Legal Order

Evgenia Yu. Mossberg
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Constitutional and municipal law
International Human Rights and Reproductive Law
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The Constitutionalization of Biolegality: The Transformation of Reproductive Human Rights in the Context of Emergence of the Post-Genomic Legal Order

Evgenia Yu. Mossberg
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The article is devoted to a public law analysis of the transformation of reproductive rights under the impact of genome editing technologies (CRISPR/Cas9). The concept of biolegality and the emergence of a post-genomic legal order are revealed, wherein traditional reproductive freedom evolves into a system of positive individual bio-claims.

Constitutional and municipal law
Peace, justice, and strong institutions
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International Human Rights and Reproductive Law
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The Constitutionalization of Biolegality: The Transformation of Reproductive Human Rights in the Context of Emergence of the Post-Genomic Legal Order — Evgenia Yu. Mossberg · Constitutional and municipal law (2026) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS