MACAU (UCAN): Macau’s Diocesan Commission of the Family, Marriage and Life submitted the signatures of 1,500 people along with a written submission to the government opposing legislation on assisted reproductive technology.
 
It affirmed its stance objecting to artificial conception and any technologies that create life and infringe on human dignity.
 
The Macau Health Bureau announced last November that a public consultation on the legislation was to take place over 40 days from 4 December 2017 to January 12.