We hereby submit that human life begins at the moment when two (human) gamete cells are joined and have formed a viable zygote. From this stage forward, the developing human (however small and dependent) is considered to be a separate entity who shall be granted the same rights and considerations afforded to all people.
We submit that reliance upon external life support is not a dehumanizing need, and that possessing an under-developed nervous system does not negate the basic tenets of Human Rights.



