This article discusses the social and
political significance of access screening
for reproductive services. The author argues
that access screening lacks a defensible
rationale, and is inconsistent with the
notion of equality and self-determination.
She argues that access screening for
reproductive services violates individual and
group human rights. The article makes the
case that no community for whom individual
and group human rights are important should
allow access screening, even where it
purports to be for a benign use. Given that