A woman's consent to artificial insemination has to be in writing.

No one may compel or persuade a woman to undergo artificial insemination.

According to the Artificial Insemination and Embryo Protection Act only adult women of up to 50 years of age who have active legal capacity are, at their own request, permitted to undergo artificial insemination.

Artificial insemination and embryo implantation for an unmarried woman may be performed if she requests it.

A woman has the right to refuse to undergo artificial insemination until it is carried out and declare her consent void. The husband also has the right to declare his consent void in writing until the beginning of the procedure of artificial insemination.

Artificial insemination and embryo implantation may be performed with the consent of both spouses in a registered marriage.

The extensive use of artificial insemination in domestic animals has helped in increasing the selection intensity on the male animals.

The husband's consent has to set out whether he agrees to artificial insemination of his wife with his sperm even after his death.

Law 3089 2002 on medical support to human reproduction , provides the terms and requirements for artificial insemination and allows unmarried women to have children in this manner.

In order for a married woman to undergo artificial insemination, her husband's written consent, which has to be consistent with the consent granted by the woman, is necessary.

Health care facilities ensure and bear responsibility for safeguarding the donor's anonymity and keeping the performance of the artificial insemination and embryo implantation secret, in conformance with Republic of Tajikistan law.

Under article 38 of the law on public health care, every woman who has attained majority age and is of child bearing age has the right to artificial insemination and embryo implantation.

In accordance to the provisions of law 3089 2002 on medical support to human reproduction , provides the terms and requirements for artificial insemination and allows unmarried women to have children in this manner.

A person or persons that have the necessary components to reproduce, but may have a low sperm count or problems with ovulation could look into options such as artificial insemination or intracytoplasmic sperm injection(ICIS).

More specifically The Soroptimist groups provide informational cards and leaflets on preventive medicine in combination to programmes for practical implementation The League for Women's Rights held a Public Debate on Population problems Family Planning Artificial Insemination , on 28 11 2002.

In the event of artificial insemination of a woman with the sperm of a man who had not granted his consent thereto or had declared his consent void, the issue of the child's filiation will be settled pursuant to the provisions of the Family Law Act.