Protection of information on the adoptee's biological identity: A perspective of comparative law
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.11186352Keywords:
Adopted, adopters, identity, shelter, protectionAbstract
The legal figure of "adoption" configures a full parent-child relationship with respect to the adopters and the adoptee. Contrary to what is dictated by the civil legal systems of other countries, our code of 84 does not regulate, protect or preserve the information of the adoptee regarding the identity of their parents or their medical history, much less that of their family of origin. The following article focuses on adoption relationships, the right to identity and the role of the State in safeguarding the adoptee's biological information. Likewise, its objective is to analyze and verify if the regulatory framework of adoption limits the right of the adoptee to know his biological identity and prevents his full development in society. For this, basic concepts will be developed, a systematic analysis of the civil codes of Peru, Argentina and Spain, in order to guarantee a comparative exercise on the protection of the information of the adoptee and ensure the protection of their rights in a more comprehensive way.
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