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More and more donor children want to know their donor father

21-06-2022

Western Europe

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More and more donor children want to know their donor father

Many children want to know where they come from. Photo AFP, Henning Bagger

Western Europe

In the Netherlands, more and more donor-conceived people want to know their biological father. Or who was the sperm donor that is the father of their child.

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