How might queer ethical perspectives inform debates on reproductive technologies, bodily autonomy, and emerging bioethical issues in non-normative relational contexts?
Queer theories have become...
Surrogacy is an arrangement where one person carries another's child in their womb and gives birth to it for them. This practice has become increasingly common among LGBTQ+ couples who may face...
Navigating Legal Infrastructure
Queer families face challenges when it comes to navigating legal systems that may be biased against them.
Many countries around the world have laws in place that...
Gender roles have been an integral part of human societies for centuries, shaping the way individuals behave, communicate, and interact with each other based on their assigned gender at birth. In...
Surrogacy is a form of assisted reproductive technology that involves using a woman's uterus to carry a fetus created through in vitro fertilization (IVF) for someone else who cannot conceive...
There are many factors that can affect a child's upbringing, but one that is often overlooked is the presence of parents. The traditional model of a family unit has been changing for decades, with...
The issue of LGBTQ individuals pursuing parenthood through surrogacy has been a subject of controversy for years due to the moral implications that it brings forth. In societies where there is...
Surrogacy
The act of carrying a child for another person has been used for centuries to create families. In modern times, surrogacy is an increasingly common practice among couples who cannot bear...
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 an assisted reproduction technology that involves gestation of a fetus outside a woman's uterus, which is then transferred back into her womb for birth. This process can be expensive,...