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(a) Ethical considerations in genome editing: 1 Rights of unborn child - Human rights are questioned. 2 Homes and Harvest differences for those who are rich can get better babies than the poor, thus widening social inequality further. eg - case of designer babies. 3 Cloning could lead to dispensable soldiers or saviour siblings which are reproduced for organ donation. 4 Divine right to life. Man becoming God. 5 Anti-state elements & Terrorist could misuse it - organised crime gangs - organ harvesting.

(a) Ethical considerations in genome editing: 1 Rights of unborn child - Human rights are questioned. 2 Homes and Harvest differences for those who are rich can get better babies than the poor, thus widening social inequality further. eg - case of designer babies. 3 Cloning could lead to dispensable soldiers or saviour siblings which are reproduced for organ donation. 4 Divine right to life. Man becoming God. 5 Anti-state elements & Terrorist could misuse it - organised crime gangs - organ harvesting.