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Category: Assisted Reproductive Technologies

Divergent laws leave twins stateless

  By admin Archives, Assisted Reproductive Technologies, Surrogacy

Sumitra Deb Roy | The Times of India | Mumbai | 2 Feb 2011 It is an odd tale of two brothers. A pair of twins born to a surrogate lives stateless, while the police and two major governments confusedly… Continue reading

Surrogacy: law’s labour lost?

  By admin Archives, Assisted Reproductive Technologies, Surrogacy

Aastha Sharma | The Hindu | 24 July 2010 Surrogacy regulation may well be one of Hilbert’s unsolvable problems. Only this is not mathematics and there are already many versions of the ‘solution’ in existence. It has been a decade… Continue reading

More questions than answers over rent-a-womb market

  By admin Archives, Assisted Reproductive Technologies, Surrogacy

Anil Malhotra | The Hindu | 24 July 2010 Ethically, should women be paid for being surrogates? Can the rights of women and children be bartered away? If the arrangements fall foul, will it amount to adultery? Is the new… Continue reading

Norwegian stuck in limbo with twins not genetically her own

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Sumitra Deb Roy | The Times of India | Mumbai | 21 July 2010 It’s a story that defies conventional norms and seeks to redefine questions of law and ethics across boundaries. An unusual surrogacy case that has opened a… Continue reading

Rebirth of parenthood

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Satya Prakash | Hindustan Times | New Delhi |  23 June 2010 German citizen Jan Balaz and his wife faced a tricky situation after their country refused entry to their twins born to a surrogate mother in Gujarat. Surrogacy is not… Continue reading

Surrogate advertising by doctors comes under the scanner

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Bindu Shajan Perappadan | The Hindu | 31 May 2010 The Delhi Medical Council has issued a stern warning to medical establishments in the Capital that advertise their doctors and “first-of-its-kind” procedures done by them. In a bid to ensure… Continue reading

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