Copyright 2010 Roberta Osborn. All rights reserved.
The Genetic Human Bill of
Rights
V. All Rights to Determine Use of Human Genetic Materials Non-
Severable
Every Genetic Human Being has complete sovereign rights about his or her person, including any
and all Human Genetic Materials originating in his or her body, for the duration of his or her life, and
has sole rights to determine the manner of disposal, care, handling, and future treatment of his or her
body and tissues after death.
This right extends to controlling the disposition of any and all cellular components, including blood,
tissue, spermatozoa and eggs or their precursors, and embryos (which may involve joint rights of both
parents), whether the Genetic Human Being who generated those components or cells is alive or
dead, and whether or not the care of these components has been entrusted to any other person,
entity, or organization.
Exercise of a Genetic Human Being's sovereign rights to their person, genetic material, or cells, may
not be obstructed or withheld in any way by any person, entity, or organization, and said sovereign
rights may not be sold or transferred or restricted in any way.
No person, entity, or organization of any nature may compel a Genetic Human Being to relinquish
any component, tissue, or constituent of their body for use in determining the composition of their
DNA or any Human Genetic Sequence for any purpose, including but not limited to legal,
humanitarian, commercial, or scientific purposes.
Compulsory provision of DNA is a form of battery and compulsory potential self-incrimination, and as
such, is already unconstitutional.
