Legal and Ethical Discourse of Saviour Sibling: How Should Indonesia Respond to this New Trend?

Thalassemia major is a genetic condition characterized by an inefficient synthesis of red blood cells which can be cured bone marrow transplantation surgery. However, getting matching donor challenging task. Therefore, some people have been using the “saviour sibling” procedure wherein sibling born to for their sibling. This procedure, however, has raising debate, especially concerning bioethics. Indonesia, country with high number who suffer from such abnormal condition, needs aware this and its policy framework. paper conducts comparative study in identifying analyzing how saviour regulated countries other than Indonesia. Besides, it discusses legal ethical implications procedures It cross-discipline research that combines fields health law, human rights private law resources medical science. The analysis established normative, comparative, approaches. found disparity framework between because grey zone bioethics technologies. Nevertheless, no are violated child would live life physical mental well-being. also plays critical role developing technology. In bioethics, begs whether conceived just means end, mere commodity. on technology involving subjects still relatively lax regulating siblings. suggests Indonesia consider diverse local wisdom as foundation future.