Cloning ban welcomed by Irish MEP

A statement made by the European Commission calling for a worldwide ban on human cloning has been welcomed by Irish MEPs.

Sun, 12 Jan, 2003 - 17:43

A statement made by the European Commission calling for a worldwide ban on human cloning has been welcomed by Irish MEPs.

MEP Sean O'Neachtain says that the development of cloning is totally unethical.

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