Different legal systems have varying approaches to regulating and shaping human sexuality. These differences can be traced back to their underlying moral philosophies, which reflect societal values...
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...
Feminist movements have historically emphasized women's right to control their own bodies and make decisions about reproduction. This includes the ability to choose whether to have children, when to...
There has been an increase in public attention towards the issue of coerced sterilization. This practice involves forcing individuals to undergo surgical procedures that permanently impair their...
LGBTQ surrogacy involves a gestational carrier who agrees to carry and give birth to a child for an individual or couple that cannot conceive a child themselves. It is typically used when one partner...
Due to recent advances in science and technology, it is now possible for men to get pregnant and give birth. This has led to new challenges and opportunities for both individuals and society. There...
The history of forced sterilization is rooted in eugenics, which was popular during the early 20th century and sought to improve society through selective breeding. This practice was particularly...
How does the history of forced sterilization illuminate intersections between legal authority, medical ethics, and bodily autonomy? This article explores this question through an examination of the...
Sexual behavior is influenced by many factors including culture, religion, upbringing, socialization, and personal experience. Culture refers to the beliefs, values, customs, traditions, and...