The Costa Rican Constitutional Court prohibited embryo cryopreservation first and later IVF in 2001. In 2001, the Instituto Costarricense de Infertilidad and several infertile patients sued the Costa Rican government at the Inter-American Commission of Human Rights.

Recently, the commission considers that Costa Rica violates human rigths and recommended that the government approve a law authorizing IVF and that it should provide compensation to all the couples in the suit. The government seems keen to consent to this ruling. However, a small but influential religious group is opposing this move. As a result, the new draft law we now have contradicts both human rights and the most basic scientific evidence.
For instance, the new bill proposes that all fertilized eggs created during the IVF process be transferred directly to the uterus. What will you say to the government if they invite you to give your oppinion?