Envisioning relational reproductive justice in surrogacy: Recognising the invisible experiences of intended parents

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Envisioning relational reproductive justice in surrogacy: Recognising the invisible experiences of intended parents

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University of Otago

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India has become notorious as a multibillion-dollar surrogacy industry. This industry flourished when India allowed commercial surrogacy and attracted many international intended parents to engage with widely available Indian private fertility clinics to achieve parenthood. This industry raised legal, ethical, social, moral and political issues due to cross-border travel for reproduction and the wider socio-economic gap between Indian surrogate mothers and international intended parents. Cons...

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Research paper

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Scholarly text / Thesis

Thesis level

Doctoral

Date created

2021

Creator

Shah, Swati

URL

https://hdl.handle.net/10523/10645

Related subjects

childbearing / commercialisation / discourse analysis / ethics of care / fertility market / Foucault / India / intended parents / power / reproductive justice / secrecy / stigma / surrogacy

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