Legal bases for the application of auxiliary reproductive technologies as a variety of biomedical technologies

The relevance and significance of the scientific research conducted within the framework of this article is justified, first of all, by the fact that biomedical technologies and biomedical research in Russia are in the focus of public and state attention. Biomedical technologies affect many public institutions, which attracts the attention of physicians, biologists, geneticists, philosophers, politicians both at the national level and internationally. In the light of the current demographic policy, the Institute of Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART) is especially significant for our state, thanks to which people suffering from medical or social infertility have a real opportunity to change their personal (family) life for the better. In the article, we pay attention to the legal regulation of the use of ART for the treatment of infertility: national and international legislation. We conclude that the legal norms of Russian legislation governing legal relations arising from the use of artificial reproduction methods are controversial and affect only certain aspects of the problems that arise.