¿El no reconocimiento de la infertilidad como enfermedad según lo expuesto por la OMS vulnera el derecho a la autodeterminacion reproductiva de las personas que la padecen?

Abstract

Although international organizations like the United Nations (ONU) through the universal declaration of human rights and the Constitution of Colombia establish basic rights as the protection of family and reproductive self-determination, the Colombian State still it lacks comprehensive legislation regarding current assisted reproduction techniques for those who fail to natural forms procreate. In fact the Colombian government does not recognize infertility as a disease even though the World Health Organization (OMS) has already ruled on the matter and has included character infertility as physical and psychological disease, also has cataloged as a public health problem.