Australian Stem Cell Centre - here you will find information and opinions from medical practitioners, patients, politicians and religious figures, with links to mini documentaries.
Harvard Stem Cell Institute - Up-to-date information on the research
Ethics
The ethical dilemma (2015)
Fact sheet of ethics and law in Australia
Ethical concerns (2014)
Embryotic Stem cells (2015)
Megan Best - Stem Cells - what is the big deal - centre for Public Christianity
Bible perspectives
Possible positives
Some thoughts of different religious and non-religious private groups on the morality of human cloning are presented here. Aside from the Roman Catholic Church which has a centralized authority, the perspectives within a single religious group are offered by different theologians and can vary.
"The Society, Religion and Technology Project was begun by the Church of Scotland in 1970, to address wider issues being raised by modern technology." This group seeks balanced consideration of the ethical implications raised by new scientific findings, it informs the church of developments, and contributes to governmental ethical debates. The Cloning and Stem Cells Home Page addresses the ethics and morality of cloning humans and animals and is the best and most extensive Web site exploring cloning from a religious perspective.
Several statement have been made by the Roman Catholic church condemming any attempt to clone humans. The Pontifical Academy for Life, founded by Pope John Paul II, issued this reflections on cloning and AmericanCatholic.org has a page on Cloning and Catholic Ethics.
Regarding the Instruction - Dignitas Personae
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Striking the balance in laws for stem cell research (2011) - Australian Law