Tracy Neal | Otago Daily Times | October 2, 2022
Currently, when a child is born via IVF to a surrogate in Aotearoa New Zealand, the intended parents must adopt the child in order to become their legal parents. Legislative efforts propose changes to these laws to regulate (uncompensated) surrogacy arrangements.
Heinrich Boell Stiftung/Foundation | August 4, 2022
Surrogacy is a growing industry in Georgia, but interviews with women who agree to be surrogates reveal how economic constraints motivate their participation. Many face the choice between being a surrogate or migrating––which would mean enduring time away from their own children.
