Sexuality has been a subject of great interest throughout human history. From ancient civilizations to modern times, people have always wondered about its meaning, purpose, and implications for...
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...
The history of forced sterilization reveals an intricate network of ethical, legal, medical, and personal implications that have deeply impacted marginalized populations for centuries. This essay...
For many women around the world, forced sterilization is a reality that has significant physical, mental, and emotional consequences. Coerced sterilization involves the involuntary removal of a...
The history of forced sterilizations in America has been well documented, but few people are aware that this practice is still being carried out today. This paper will explore how historical...
Queer Ethics and Emerging Issues in Biotechnology, Reproductive Rights, and Non-Normative Family Structures
As technology advances at an unprecedented rate, new ethical considerations have emerged...
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...
There has been growing interest in the intersection between queer theory and bioethics. This intersection is particularly relevant to discussions around emerging biotechnologies, reproductive rights,...
The pursuit of parenthood is often seen as a fundamental human right that all people have the right to enjoy, regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity.
For many LGBTQ individuals,...