2012 | Sama This study focuses on commercial surrogacy-the practice of gestating a child for another couple or for an individual through the use of Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ARTs) and in return for remuneration. ARTs are a group of technologies, that… Continue reading
This paper reflects on the engagement of a resource group for women and health with policy advocacy to regulate the assisted reproductive technology industry in India, including conducting a feminist health analysis of the provisions of a proposed legislation to regulate the sector. Continue reading
N. Sarojini, Vrinda Marwah & Anjali Shenoi | Globalization and Health | 12 August 2011 Abstract The escalation of Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ARTs) in India into a veritable fertility industry is the result of a multitude of reasons. This paper… Continue reading
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
The research report documents the lived experiences of women of different class and caste backgrounds who access reproductive technologies to have a biological child. It highlights the impact of ARTs on women, commercialisation of the ‘baby business’, while examining a… Continue reading
This book is an attempt to look into various aspects of ARTs – their social, medical, legal and economic implications on women in particular, and society at large. The book comprises seven essays by eminent activists and academics, each exploring… Continue reading
