Surrogacy laws govern the legal framework surrounding surrogacy agreements. They define the rights and responsibilities of intended parents and surrogates. In the UK, surrogacy is legal but regulated. Intended parents must obtain a parental order to be recognised as the legal parents. The laws aim to protect all parties involved, ensuring ethical practices and the welfare of the child.
Italy's recent legislation designating surrogacy as a universal crime has intensified discussions on reproductive rights and family structures. This law expands an existing ban on surrogacy, which has...
