There are many ethical and psychological issues that arise when states become involved in assisting with reproductive technologies such as in vitro fertilization, surrogacy, adoption, or artificial...
Relational autonomy is an essential aspect that influences moral decision-making when it comes to intimate partnerships and family formation among LGBT individuals. It refers to the ability to make...
Queer Ethics and Reproductive Justice
Reproductive justice is a concept that emphasizes the right to have children and the responsibility to parent them. It also recognizes that individuals may...
Cultural and Societal Narratives Around Marriage
Marriage is a socially constructed institution that has been shaped by various cultures and societies throughout history. Traditionally, marriage...
How should ethical frameworks assess the societal consequences of denying LGBT individuals equal access to marriage and family formation?
This is an important question for contemporary society to...
Laws that restrict reproductive choices, family formation, or sexual orientation for LGBT populations are often seen as discriminatory and unethical. In terms of morality, these restrictions can be...
Families are an important part of human social life. They provide emotional support, care, and assistance to their members throughout their lives. In some cultures, family is defined as a set of...
LGBTQ surrogacy refers to the practice of using a gestational carrier who is not genetically related to the child being born. This type of surrogacy has become increasingly common in recent years due...
What are some common misunderstandings about the laws surrounding cross-cultural LGBTQ surrogacy and family formation?
Cross-cultural surrogacy is a complicated legal issue that can involve...
Queer migrants face discrimination and exclusion due to their identity, which challenges traditional understandings of citizenship, belonging, and moral responsibilities. Citizenship is often defined...