These are merely two examples of many other countries who have banned human cloning and its research. This legislation is a threat to the development of research of our human body. Clone research dangerous to wish it away , which appeared in The Business Times, October 1, 1999. Mankind is still in search of many answers and some of which may be found in the research of human cloning. Thus human cloning and its technology is necessary and should be continued because the cures to diseases may be found, the infertility problem may be solved, and more geniuses may be produced.
Some diseases are inborn and cause permanent defects on an individual.
This suffering may end soon if cloning is permitted. The host must first have his own clone, which would mean that clones would be genetically identical to the host. For transplanting organs from one another, the match would be near perfect. A source of these cells is cloned embryos. Banning human cloning is an equivalent to disallowing life.