Heléna Ragoné | http://family.jrank.org The United States is unquestionably the world’s leader in availability of surrogacy arrangements. Britain, for example, implemented a ban against commercial surrogacy—in other words, any arrangement in which a surrogate receives payment for her services. On the… Continue reading
Amit Roy | The Telegraph | 2 February 2004 London, Feb. 1: The Gujarati family where a 46-year-old woman has acted controversially as a surrogate mother by giving birth to her daughter’s twins has sold its story to a British… Continue reading
Ramesh Vinayak | India Today | 22 December 2003 Science has turned the natural biological clock. It can be rewound, fast-forwarded, paused, even stopped. Easy accessibility to Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) has extended a woman’s childbearing years. But in Punjab,… Continue reading
Ch. Sushil Rao | The Times of India | Hyderabad | 23 September 2003 If the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) has its way, ‘rent-a-womb’ could be the next booming industry in the country. The ICMR, the nodal body… Continue reading
