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Gestational surrogacy in Australia

, 2016
This chapter provides an overview of the development and application of surrogacy legislation in Australia. Key aspects such as conditions relating to surrogacy contracts, eligibility to enter into surrogacy arrangements, parentage orders and the legal ...
Trowse, Pip
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Surrogacy : time for a self-sufficiency approach?

, 2020
Published on 15 July 2020Commercial surrogacy—where a woman is paid to carry a child she will then relinquish—remains highly controversial. An industry plagued by fears of commodification and exploitation, it is prohibited in every EU Member State.
TAYLOR ARMSTRONG, Sylvie Grace
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Governing Parental Desires and Vulnerabilities: 'Affective Biopolitics in the Context of Norwegian Citizens’ Repro-Migration'

Nordic Journal of Migration Research, 2019
In the early 2010s, transnational surrogacy was a hotly debated topic in Norway following Norwegian citizens’ repro-migration. One of the oft-repeated policy proposals in the debate was to criminalise transnational surrogacy in the same fashion as the ...
Ingvill Stuvøy
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Gestational surrogacy in the Czech Republic [PDF]

, 2019
BACKGROUND: Gestational surrogacy, is a treatment option for women with certain clearly defined medical problems, usually an absent uterus, to help them have their own genetic children.
Rumpík, David, Ventruba, Pavel, Bělašková, Silvie, Rumpíková, Taťána, Pohanka, Michal   +4 more
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The Commercial Surrogacy Dilemma

, 2011
In November 2009 the England and Wales High Court (Family Division) granted a parental order pursuant to s30 Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act 1990 in respect of twins who came to be in the custody and control of the applicants (Mr and Mrs A ...
Trowse, Pip
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Surrogacy in the Anglo world: The UK, Australia, Canada and New Zealand

This chapter considers the regulation of surrogacy in the Anglo world, focusing on four common law jurisdictions: the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada and New Zealand.
Keyes, M
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Labor of Care and Contracts: A Study of Surrogacy after the Transnational Ban in India

Qualitative Sociology Review
Characterized 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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A review of surrogate motherhood regulation in south American countries: pointing to a need for an international legal framework

BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth, 2019
Background Advances in science and technology coupled with globalization are changing access to and utilization of reproductive health services. This includes the transnational phenomenon of families who use surrogate mothers to reproduce, with forms of ...
Gloria Torres, Anne Shapiro, Tim K. Mackey   +2 more
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The surrogate in commercial surrogacy : legal and ethical considerations

, 2015
Surrogacy is the term most often used to describe arrangements in which a women who is, or is to become, pregnant agrees permanently to surrender the child(ren) born of that pregnancy to another person or couple (the commissioning person(s)).
Allan, Sonia (R20157)
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Mothers by contract: the moral and regulatory maze of surrogacy

Journal of Perinatal Medicine
Surrogacy is a complex and evolving practice that sits at the intersection of reproductive medicine, ethics, law, and social policy. This comprehensive review traces the historical, medical, and ethical foundations of surrogacy, from its roots in early ...
Bentov Yaakov, Schenker Joseph
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