Searched for
BAN ON SURROGACY
Surrogacy rules changed, couples with medical condition can use donor gametesThe Centre has amended the surrogacy rules 2022 to allow married couples with a medical condition to use a donor's egg or sperm. The Distri...- Nobody wants India to become a womb renting industry: Delhi HC on surrogacyThe court made the observation while hearing a plea by an Indian origin couple living in Canada challenging the March 14 notification issue...
- Days after announcing birth of twins, Nayanthara and Vignesh Shivan in hot water for suspected violation of surrogacy lawsFor superstar Nayanthara, the road to motherhood seems to be pretty rocky.
- SC seeks Centre's response on plea challenging provision of Surrogacy (Regulation) Act, 2021The plea has sought a direction recognising the rights of women other than married women above 35 years of age to avail surrogacy as a mean...
- No longer an outlier: New York ends commercial surrogacy banAt the time, New York was one of a handful of states outlawing commercial surrogacy. Now, it's about to become legal after years of activis...
- Lok Sabha passes Surrogacy BillThe Surrogacy (Regulation) Bill, 2019 also provides for constitution of surrogacy boards at national and state levels.
- Govt introduces bill to ban commercial surrogacyOnly Indian couples who have been legally married for at least five years would be allowed to opt for surrogacy.
- Parliamentary panel invites suggestions on surrogacy regulation billThe Rajya Sabha Chairman has granted extension upto July 11 to the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Health and Family Welfare for a repo...
- Bill awaiting House nod will end Karan Johar-like rent-a-wombSurrogacy Bill of 2016 not only bans commercial surrogacy but also homosexual couples, people in live-in relationships and single individua...
- Bill to ban commercial surrogacy introduced in Lok SabhaThe Surrogacy (Regulation) Bill, 2016 was introduced by Health Minister J P Nadda amid noisy opposition protest over the government's demon...
- Sushma Swaraj takes to Twitter to defend new surrogacy lawsThe bill was a response to India emerging as a hub for surrogacy and concerns about the commercial exploitation of poor women who bear chil...
- Parliamentarians Swapan Dasgupta, Tathagata Satpathy voice concern over Surrogacy BillSathpathy questioned why a single parent or homosexual couples should not have as much right to raise a child as “traditional” married coup...
- Banning commercial surrogacy will expose women to exploitationSurrogacy has been an unregulated arena and there is immense scope for exploitation of poor women acting as surrogate mothers.
- Government for commercial surrogacy ban to guard surrogate mothersGovernment has proposed to ban commercial surrogacy to prevent exploitation of surrogate mothers through a legislation, Lok Sabha was infor...
- No visa for foreigners planning surrogacy in IndiaThe home ministry has instructed Indian missions and FRROs not to grant visa to couples intending to visit India for surrogacy.
- Don't put a ban on surrogacy for foreigners for convenience, act with reasonA sudden drastic move to disallow surrogacy for foreigners only creates confusion in the minds of those involved in the process.
- Ban on surrogacy for foreigners: How govt's recent decision will push a booming industry into black marketThe speedy passing of the long-pending Assisted Reproductive Technology (Regulation) Bill might put to rest a lot of the questions surround...
- Bombay HC stays government ban on surrogacy for foreign couplesThe court observed that in case of making a change in policy by the Government, prior notices to the parties should have been given.
- India to ban booming surrogacy service to foreignersBut debate has been growing over whether the unregulated business exploits poor women, prompting a petition to the top court for action.
- Blanket ban likely on NRIs, PIOs, foreigners having kids through surrogacyNCW Chairperson Lalita Kumaramangalam said Health Ministry has decided to finalise the bill on surrogacy-related issues by November 15.
Load More
