Commercial surrogacy: how provisions of monetary remuneration and powers of international law can prevent exploitation of gestational surrogates
@article{Ramskold2013CommercialSH, title={Commercial surrogacy: how provisions of monetary remuneration and powers of international law can prevent exploitation of gestational surrogates}, author={L. A. H. Ramskold and Marcus Posner}, journal={Journal of Medical Ethics}, year={2013}, volume={39}, pages={397 - 402} }
Increasing globalisation and advances in artificial reproductive techniques have opened up a whole new range of possibilities for infertile couples across the globe. Inter-country gestational surrogacy with monetary remuneration is one of the products of medical tourism meeting in vitro fertilisation embryo transfer. Filled with potential, it has also been a hot topic of discussion in legal and bioethics spheres. Fears of exploitation and breach of autonomy have sprung from the current… Expand
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