https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/jailed-baby-gene-scientist-he-jiankui-should-be-made-responsible-for-the-children-q7s3j9mlf Subscription Notification We have noticed that there is an issue with your subscription billing details. Please update your billing details here Please update your billing information The subscription details associated with this account need to be updated. Please update your billing details here to continue enjoying your subscription. Your subscription will end shortly Please update your billing details here to continue enjoying your access to the most informative and considered journalism in the UK. More from The Times and The Sunday TimesTap 'Menu' and then 'Explore' Tap 'Menu' and then 'Explore' Dismiss Accessibility Links Skip to content MenuClose times logo Saturday March 19 2022 Search The Times and The Sunday Times[ ] Today's sections * News * World * Comment * Business * Sport * Money * Magazine * Saturday Review * Weekend * Travel * Register * Readers' Lives * Puzzles * Scotland * Alba * Ireland Past six daysExplore * Politics * Business & Finance * Society * Sport * Arts & Culture * Life & Style * Travel * Environment * The Rich List 2021 * Russia-Ukraine war Times Radio Times+Log in My account * Manage account * Change password * My newsletters * My articles * Help * Contact us * Log in Log out Log inSubscribe More from The Times and The Sunday TimesJust click 'Explore' Dismiss Search The Times and The Sunday Times[ ] Times+Log in My account * Manage account * Change password * My newsletters * My articles * Help * Contact us * Log in Log out Today's sections * News * World * Comment * Business * Sport * Money * Magazine * Saturday Review * Weekend * Travel * Register * Readers' Lives * Puzzles * Scotland * Alba * Ireland Past six daysExplore * Politics * Business & Finance * Society * Sport * Arts & Culture * Life & Style * Travel * Environment * The Rich List 2021 * Russia-Ukraine war Times Radio Jailed baby gene scientist He Jiankui 'should be made responsible' for the children Didi Tang, Beijing Tuesday March 01 2022, 12.00pm, The Times He Jiankui, who claimed that his interventions had made the children resistant to HIV infection, was jailed in 2019 He Jiankui, who claimed that his interventions had made the children resistant to HIV infection, was jailed in 2019 MARK SCHIEFELBEIN/AP Didi Tang, Beijing Tuesday March 01 2022, 12.00pm, The Times China is being urged to protect and constantly monitor the world's first three genetically engineered children and make the man who edited their embryos responsible for their wellbeing when he is released from prison. He Jiankui, 38, a genomics scientist, was jailed for three years for "illegal medical practice" and fined the equivalent of PS300,000 in late 2019, months after announcing the birth of twins, dubbed Lulu and Nana. He claimed at a conference in Hong Kong that he had rewritten their DNA to resist HIV infection, and that a third child was on the way. Sponsored The scientist forged documents from an ethics review panel to recruit couples for the research and selected a man who was infected with HIV as a participant. An early Back to top [dual-masth] Get in touch * About us * Contact us * Help * The Times Editorial Complaints * The Sunday Times Editorial Complaints * Place an announcement * Classified advertising * Display advertising * The Times corrections * The Sunday Times corrections * Careers More from The Times and The Sunday Times * The Times e-paper * The Sunday Times e-paper * Times Currency Services * The Sunday Times Wine Club * Times Print Gallery * The Times Archive * Times Crossword Club * Sunday Times Driving * Times+ * The Sunday Times Rich List * Times Expert Traveller * Good University Guide * Schools Guide * Newsletters * Best Places to Live * Best Places to Stay * Sportswomen of the Year Awards * Times Appointments * Podcasts * Times Money Mentor --------------------------------------------------------------------- (c) Times Newspapers Limited 2022. Registered in England No. 894646. Registered office: 1 London Bridge Street, SE1 9GF. * Privacy & cookie policy * Licensing * Cookie settings * Site map * Topics * Commissioning terms * Terms and conditions IPSO logo