Human Cloning During the last decades cloning of animals has become a reality and it gained a wide acceptance among society. On the other hand, cloning of humans is a contentious issue. Moreover, when the reason for cloning humans is to provide organs for transplantation, then it is clearly unacceptable and unethical. Thanks to breakthroughs in medicine, humans’ life span showed a dramatic expansion during the last century. Giving the fact that people live longer, it is normal to suffer from diseases when they get older due to aging organs. For this reason, human cloning emerges as an ideal solution to provide people with healthy organs to improve their lives. Not only this, but also human cloning can be a hope for those who are in grieve for their deceased relatives. For good reasons, many people are against the idea of cloning humans. Undoubtedly, human cloning is completely rejected from the religious point of view. Moreover, killing cloned humans is nothing but a murder; definitely, they are human beings just like the rest of us. If we imagined that human cloning became a reality, and then should modern Human Rights would be applicable for them? Should they have the choice to agree on donating their organs or not? To sum up, although human cloning can appear as a magical solution for many diseases, it will definitely create a moral, ethical, and religious dilemma. For this reason, human cloning should be banned by strict legislative measures.