Questions About Controversy

There is a Gaelic proverb that says "If you want an audience, start a fight."  That is exactly what I intend to do as I construct my public argument concerning the genetic testing of human embryos.  This is the controversy I researched in Project 1, but I have more questions I need answered...

Bottin, Gianpaolo. "Alpine Ibex Fighting"
via Close View of Nature. Creative Commons License.

• Who has control of whether or not testing on embryos will continue?
• Who will immediately affected if the testing continues?
• Who else is testing embryos or using CRISPR other the scientists at Sun Yatsen?
• What are the Chinese researchers doing now that their research is under controversy?
• What will happen if someone declares the research as unethical?
• What are the risks of this technology spreading?
• How long was it after CRISPR was developed that the Chinese researchers tested human embryos?
• How long did Science refuse to publish the findings?
• What kind of precautions/ terms did the researchers have to follow (if any at all)?
• Who know about the research before the test results came out?
• Are those of the Sun Yatsen University as appalled as those in America?
• Were there protests in China or at the university?
• Who was the first person/ group that got hold of the research?
• Who was the first person to really speak out against the controversy in the public?
• Have any large movements started online or in social media about the controversy (hashtags)?