Add to ORKGCommercial surrogacy is a valuable practice with the potential to benefit many people. Restricting it interferes with person's rights of procreational liberty, autonomy and freedom of contract. Arguments that it harms children, exploits women, commodifies women and children and reduces altruism in the community do not stand up to scrutiny, and do not provide justification for the interference with those rights. Any risks associated with commercial surrogacy can be adequately dealt with by sufficient regulation. Thus the prohibition on commercial surrogacy in New Zealand should be lifted, and New Zealanders should be able to access commercial surrogacy if they so wish
viii, 99 leaves :ill. (some col.), maps ; 30 cm. Includes bibliographical references. "25 March 1999...
"This report on Surrogate ―Motherhood: Ethical or Commercial‖ has six chapters including an introduc...
Surrogacy is a highly controversial route for alleviating childlessness. The contemporary philosophi...
Commercial surrogacy is a valuable practice with the potential to benefit many people. Restricting i...
Surrogacy in New Zealand is treated as a form of adoption. ACART (2014) proposes that the Health Min...
Surrogacy in New Zealand is treated as a form of adoption. ACART (2014) proposes that the Health Min...
Introduction. One of the many unsettled issues in relation to commercial surrogacy is whether a co...
In this article we argue that, from the perspective of the surrogacy triad, the legal process in New...
In this article we argue that, from the perspective of the surrogacy triad, the legal process in New...
In this article we argue that, from the perspective of the surrogacy triad, the legal process in New...
Commercial surrogacy is prohibited in many countries, and there are a number of convincing reasons w...
Commercial surrogacy is prohibited in many countries, and there are a number of convincing reasons w...
Commercial surrogacy is prohibited in many countries, and there are a number of convincing reasons w...
It has become commonplace to distinguish between altruistic and commercial surrogate motherhood. Alt...
It has become commonplace to distinguish between altruistic and commercial surrogate motherhood. Alt...
viii, 99 leaves :ill. (some col.), maps ; 30 cm. Includes bibliographical references. "25 March 1999...
"This report on Surrogate ―Motherhood: Ethical or Commercial‖ has six chapters including an introduc...
Surrogacy is a highly controversial route for alleviating childlessness. The contemporary philosophi...
Commercial surrogacy is a valuable practice with the potential to benefit many people. Restricting i...
Surrogacy in New Zealand is treated as a form of adoption. ACART (2014) proposes that the Health Min...
Surrogacy in New Zealand is treated as a form of adoption. ACART (2014) proposes that the Health Min...
Introduction. One of the many unsettled issues in relation to commercial surrogacy is whether a co...
In this article we argue that, from the perspective of the surrogacy triad, the legal process in New...
In this article we argue that, from the perspective of the surrogacy triad, the legal process in New...
In this article we argue that, from the perspective of the surrogacy triad, the legal process in New...
Commercial surrogacy is prohibited in many countries, and there are a number of convincing reasons w...
Commercial surrogacy is prohibited in many countries, and there are a number of convincing reasons w...
Commercial surrogacy is prohibited in many countries, and there are a number of convincing reasons w...
It has become commonplace to distinguish between altruistic and commercial surrogate motherhood. Alt...
It has become commonplace to distinguish between altruistic and commercial surrogate motherhood. Alt...
viii, 99 leaves :ill. (some col.), maps ; 30 cm. Includes bibliographical references. "25 March 1999...
"This report on Surrogate ―Motherhood: Ethical or Commercial‖ has six chapters including an introduc...
Surrogacy is a highly controversial route for alleviating childlessness. The contemporary philosophi...