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International Journal ofLaw Management & Humanities
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International Journal ofLaw Management & Humanities
Open accessArticleVol. 7 No. II (2024)pp. 2720–2727

Motherhood for Sale: The Intersection of Economic Disparities and Surrogacy in India

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Published 18 April 2024 · pp. 2720–2727 · Vol. 7 No. II (2024)
Abstract

One of the significant application of assisted reproductive technology is surrogacy in which a women bears a child of another couples. Despite a variety of factors, numerous couples all around the world need surrogacy services. Despite the appearance of mutual benefits there are still a number of intricate legal, moral, ethical, and social considerations surrounding this collaboration. The ensuring issues are a contributing factor why this practice is not well-liked in many regions of the globe. India possesses a unique tale, ranging from its ascent to prominence as a surrogacy hotspot in 2002 to the Surrogacy (Regulation) Bill, 2016, and these would restrict several individuals ability to engage in motherhood. Surrogacy is an essential medical procedure for every pair who may have become pregnant. Legislation that properly addresses the delicate issues underlying surrogacy and protects the legal entitlements of intending parents, surrogate mothers, and children who are delivered via surrogacy would lead to harmonious surrogacy practice.

Keywords
International scenariosurrogacysurrogate motherintended couple

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Pragya Verma & Kartik Goel, Motherhood for Sale: The Intersection of Economic Disparities and Surrogacy in India, 7 Int'l J. L. Mgmt. & Human. 2720 (2024).

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Pragya Verma & Kartik Goel, Motherhood for Sale: The Intersection of Economic Disparities and Surrogacy in India, 7 Int'l J. L. Mgmt. & Human. 2720 (2024).
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