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Surrogacy in Ukraine: theoretical and applied problem
Репродуктивная эндокринология, 2021 The article analyzes the Ukrainian experience of carrying out the procedure of surrogacy. The modern world does not stand still constant progress in all spheres of human activity has given rise to a large number of new rights that have entered the ...
V.S. Blikhar +2 more
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UK law and international commercial surrogacy: 'the very antithesis of sensible' [PDF]
, 2016 This article evaluates possible responses to the increased frequency with which UK couples and individuals travel overseas in order to access commercial surrogacy arrangements. It concludes that the ban on commercial involvement in surrogacy arrangements
Jackson, Emily
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Reproduction as Work: Addressing a Gap in Current Economic Rights Discourses [PDF]
Health and Human Rights, 2023 In 2022, the global commercial surrogacy industry was valued at approximately US$14 billion. This paper explores the issue of surrogacy to reveal how international human rights standards and labor laws treat reproduction as work, building on previous ...
Lauren Danielowski
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Ethical Conflicts of Surrogacy: A review of Literature
RHS Revista Humanismo y Sociedad, 2023 The ethical conflicts that have arisen in the last decade regarding the topic of surrogacy have led different stakeholders to conduct research to avoid maternal-perinatal complications.
Lily Ester Silgado Barbosa +2 more
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Brokers and Donors: Surrogacy Motherhood in Mexico
Revista de Antropología Social, 2018 One year after similar events in India and Thailand, a 2016 Mexican Senate regulatory prohibition brought eighteen years of open, commercial surrogacy to an end in Mexico.
María Eugenia Olavarría
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ETHICAL ASPECTS OF COMMERCIAL SURROGACY
Social Research Reports, 2020 Surrogacy is an initiated process, whereby intended parents wish to have a child by having an embryo carried in another woman’s womb and, after the birth, the baby is given to the intended parents. In Israel, giving birth and motherhood are perceived to great extent as a significant, essential and natural component of female identity and the existence ...
Racheli SILVERN, Stefan COJOCARU
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Shifting Surrogacy Laws and Legal Parenthood
Voices in Bioethics, 2015 Both international and domestic surrogacy suffers from a vast lack of legal regulation. Looking abroad, most countries do not possess laws that address surrogacy and, domestically, there are huge variances amongst the states. This lack of legalization or
Katarina Lee
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Regulating Reprogenetics: Strategic Sacralisation and Semantic Message [PDF]
, 2007 This paper forms part of the feminist critique of the regulatory consequences of biomedicine's systematic exclusion of the role of women's bodies in the development ofreprogenetic technologies.
Mackenzie, Robin
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Labor of Care and Contracts: A Study of Surrogacy after the Transnational Ban in India
Qualitative Sociology ReviewCharacterized by the interplay of care and contracts, surrogacy is an exclusive form of gendered work. The paper is based on a micro-level ethnographic study exploring the lived and embodied challenges of commercial gestational surrogates in Gujarat ...
Ruby Bhardwaj
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Contractual Transaction: How Renting a Uterus Makes the Human Body a Commodity in Nepal
Dhaulagiri Journal of Sociology and Anthropology, 2015 The issue of surrogate motherhood has started public debates in Nepal. With surrogacy a child becomes the object of a legal transaction, while the surrogate mother is used, in effect as an incubator, and the hospital declares commissioned parents’ name ...
Madhusudan Subedi
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