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[Genetic discrimination and the difficulties of its regulatory prohibition].

This article analyses the difficulties faced by the legal prohibition of genetic discrimination. It highlights the rationality and exceptionality of this kind of discrimination, its "private" nature, the doubtful status as suspect classification, its better fit with the neutrality approach than the non-subordination approach, and the need to replace the "perfection-imperfection" duality by the respect for genetic diversity.