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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Commissioning parents"”.

  1. Surrogacy in South Africa. Is there a need to amend laws on remunerated surrogacy?

    … have a child who is genetically related to the parents is prompting and increasing number of infertile couples to resort to surrogacy. One of the pertinent issues relates to the remuneration of the surrogate mother. The main purpose of this study has been to determine whether there is any need …

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  2. A surrogate mother’s post-birth contact with the family formed through surrogacy: a missed opportunity for South Africa or opening pandora’s box?

    … found to give precedence to the interests of commissioning parents by largely excluding post-birth contact for previously unknown surrogates and limiting the autonomy of previously known surrogates to determine the terms of such contact. This position persists as inadequate discussions appear …

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  3. Labor pains: An exploration of the complex roles of identity, the body, and policy in surrogacy discourses in India

    … gift givers. Finally, the policy positions the commissioning parents and the healthcare providers in positions of power, while subjugating the surrogates in a way that limits their autonomy and agency. This study was important to expanding the use of communication theory in contemporary sites …

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