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Memorandum on Interim Report of Committee enquiring into Irregularities in HPV Study

  By admin Ethics in Clinical Trials, Access to Medicines, Our Work

Sama along with other health networks, organizations and public health activists sent a memorandum to the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW) raising concerns on the Interim Report of the Committee appointed by the Government of India to enquire… Continue reading

Participation in IAWS Conference at Wardha

  By admin Gender Based Violence, Our Work

Sama participated in the conference on Resisting Marginalisations, Challenging Hegemonies: Re-visioning Gender Politics organised by the Indian Association of Women’s Studies (IAWS) along with the Department of Women’s Studies, Mahatma Gandhi Antarrashtriya Hindi Vishwavidyalaya. The conference was held at Wardha from… Continue reading

Women as Wombs

  By admin ART & Surrogacy Publications, Articles and Edited Volumes, Our Work, Publications, Surrogacy & ARTs

N. B. Sarojini | InfoChange News and Features | Agenda | Medical Technology: Ethics | December 2010 The unethical use of technology to control reproduction has a long and contentious history, writes Sarojini N B. There can be no doubt… Continue reading

Seminar on Addressing Sex Selection

  By admin Conference Participation & Seminars, Our Work, Surrogacy & ARTs

Sama organised a Seminar on Addressing Sex – Selection: Continued Challenges and Emerging Concerns on 4 December, 2010 in Delhi. The seminar brought together individuals, organizations and networks, who have been working on different aspects linked to sex selection to reflect on past experiences and arrive at concrete strategies for… Continue reading

Third National Bioethics Conference, 2010

  By sama Bioethics

Sama co-organised the Third National Bioethics Conference with the Centre for Study in Ethics and Rights (CSER), which was held at All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi from 17th– 20th November, 2010. The theme of the conference was ‘Governance… Continue reading

Consultation on the Implementation of the PCPNDT Act

  By admin Consultations, Our Work, Surrogacy & ARTs

Sama made a presentation on ARTs and Sex Selection, at a Consultation on the Implementation of the PCPNDT Act on 26th September 2010 in New Delhi. Organized by the Human Rights Law Network, the consultation brainstormed on the list of directions… Continue reading

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    • Examining the Contested Political and Economic Landscape of Assisted Reproductive Technology and Surrogacy Regulations in India
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