A Dutch court banned a man Friday from donating any more of his sperm after his donations led to the siring of 550 to 600 children.
, 41, lied to prospective recipients of his sperm about how much he had already donated, knowing that his donation history was key in the choices parents made about which sperm donor to use., who began donating in 2007, donated to at least 11 Dutch clinics. He was banned from donating sperm in the Netherlands after it came out that he had fathered 102 kids.
used the Danish sperm bank Cryos, which does not have a limit and which sends semen to private addresses internationally.also used a Ukrainian bank, the BioTexCom Center for Human Reproduction, and arranged home insemination via social media, according to Dutch court documents.The suit was filed by the Stichting Donorkind, an organization representing several families that had children using Mr.
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