Surrogacy is an increasingly popular option for LGBTQ couples and individuals who want to start families but are unable to do so naturally.
There are many moral, social, and legal dilemmas that...
Background and definitions
LGBTQ surrogacy refers to arrangements where a woman voluntarily carries and gives birth to a baby for a same-sex couple or single parent, who then becomes the child's...
The intersection between legal, economic, and cultural factors has played a significant role in shaping the ability of individuals from the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and intersex...
Surrogacy is the process whereby an individual carries and gives birth to a child for another person or couple who will become its parent(s) after the delivery. In some cultures, it has been...
LGBTQ surrogacy refers to the practice whereby one person from the LGBTQ+ community offers their womb to carry another person's child for them. This process is often referred to as gestational...
Surrogacy Issues
Surrogacy is an increasingly common way for couples to build families, especially when one partner cannot bear children themselves. It has become popular among same-sex couples,...
Surrogacy is the process of having another person carry and give birth to your child for you. It can be done through artificial insemination or IVF (in vitro fertilization), which involves combining...
Surrogacy is a process where a woman carries and gives birth to a child for another individual or couple who wants to become parents but cannot do so due to medical reasons or infertility. Surrogacy...
LGBTQ Surrogacy is an emerging practice where individuals or couples without the ability to conceive can have children through a third party known as a gestational carrier. Reproductive Justice is...