Ukraine Introduces Bill To Overturn Ban On Using Dead Soldiers' Sperm

A controversial new law due to come into force in March requires sperm and eggs stored by soldiers to be destroyed after their deaths.

Ukrainian MPs introduced a bill Monday to overturn a ban on using the sperm and eggs of dead soldiers.

A controversial new law due to come into force in March requires sperm and eggs stored by soldiers to be destroyed after their deaths.

But it has stirred an emotive debate in the war-torn country with Ukraine still suffering heavy losses nearly two years after the Russian invasion.