Italy Passes Strict Law Banning Couples From Going Abroad For Surrogacy
Italy’s parliament approved a law Wednesday that makes it illegal to travel abroad to have a baby via surrogacy—which critics say is a way for Italy’s conservative government to target gay couples, while advocates say it protects the sanctity of motherhood.
Italians seeking surrogacy services from overseas will now face up to two years in jail or a €1 million (£830,000) fine under ...
The West’s most restrictive law against international surrogacy threatens would-be parents who use birth mothers abroad with ...
With the Oct. 16 vote, Italy will amend its law to extend its jurisdiction to criminalize even surrogacy “committed abroad.” ...
Italy has passed a new law which criminalises seeking surrogacy abroad in a major blow to the gay community. Surrogacy ...
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Italy passed a bill that criminalises couples who seek surrogacy abroad on Wednesday, following a seven-hour debate in Parliament. The bill was initially presented by Carolina Varchi, a member of ...
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