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Chinese Woman's Illegal Surrogacy Case Sparks Debate Online
A 22-year-old Chinese woman's account of how she was lured into the country's illegal surrogacy industry before suffering a miscarriage went viral on Chinese social media this week.
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Centre Allows 6 Months Maternity Leave For Staff In Case Of Surrogacy
Women government employees can take 180 days of maternity leave in case they have children through surrogacy after amendments were announced to a 50-year-old rule by the Centre.
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Centre Amends Surrogacy Rules For Couples With Medical Condition
The Centre has amended the surrogacy rules 2022 allowing married couples to use an egg or sperm of a donor in case one of the partners is suffering from a medical condition.
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Actor Nayanthara, Husband Did Not Break Surrogacy Law, Says Tamil Nadu
Nayanthara and her director husband Vignesh Shivan were today given a clean chit by the Tamil Nadu health department in the case pertaining to violation of surrogacy rules. The couple recently announced that they became to twin boys.
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High Court Seeks Reply From Mumbai Hospital Over Couple's Surrogacy Process
The Bombay High Court on Wednesday directed a private hospital in Mumbai to file a reply to a petition by a couple seeking permission to complete a surrogacy procedure.
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Sushma Swaraj Takes Up Surrogate Baby's Case With British High Commission
The External Affairs Ministry has taken up with the British High Commission the case of a British couple, who had a baby this May through surrogacy in India and face the prospect of leaving her in an orphanage as they have not been able to procure a passport for her.
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Gay Western Couple Win Thai Surrogacy Battle For Baby Carmen
A gay couple from the United States won an appeal today for parental rights over a baby born through a Thai surrogate mother in a high-profile case that came to light before Thailand banned commercial surrogacy last year.
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Thailand Vows 'Leniency' in Surrogacy Cases
Thailand's junta has pledged leniency in the cases of babies born to surrogate mothers, as it looks to toughen rules in the lucrative but largely unregulated industry following a series of scandals.
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Thai Case Casts Spotlight on Business of Surrogacy
For thousands of well-off childless couples, the dream of having a baby is often realised in places like Thailand and India. Ready to help them are young women who become paid surrogates, their wombs offered up as vessels that can safely carry the babies until they are born.
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Thai Authorities to Probe Surrogacy Clinics amid Down Case Controversy
Authorities in Thailand are to inspect all the clinics in the country offering surrogacy services to see if they are operating within the law after a Thai woman who carried twins for an Australian couple was left caring for a baby with Down Syndrome.
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Nurse raped or blackmailing: Court to decide
The case has all the ingredients of a Bollywood thriller involving a doctor in the alleged rape of his hospital nurse, blackmail, artificial insemination and surrogacy claims and the Supreme Court stepped in.
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Chinese Woman's Illegal Surrogacy Case Sparks Debate Online
A 22-year-old Chinese woman's account of how she was lured into the country's illegal surrogacy industry before suffering a miscarriage went viral on Chinese social media this week.
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Centre Allows 6 Months Maternity Leave For Staff In Case Of Surrogacy
Women government employees can take 180 days of maternity leave in case they have children through surrogacy after amendments were announced to a 50-year-old rule by the Centre.
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Centre Amends Surrogacy Rules For Couples With Medical Condition
The Centre has amended the surrogacy rules 2022 allowing married couples to use an egg or sperm of a donor in case one of the partners is suffering from a medical condition.
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Actor Nayanthara, Husband Did Not Break Surrogacy Law, Says Tamil Nadu
Nayanthara and her director husband Vignesh Shivan were today given a clean chit by the Tamil Nadu health department in the case pertaining to violation of surrogacy rules. The couple recently announced that they became to twin boys.
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High Court Seeks Reply From Mumbai Hospital Over Couple's Surrogacy Process
The Bombay High Court on Wednesday directed a private hospital in Mumbai to file a reply to a petition by a couple seeking permission to complete a surrogacy procedure.
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Sushma Swaraj Takes Up Surrogate Baby's Case With British High Commission
The External Affairs Ministry has taken up with the British High Commission the case of a British couple, who had a baby this May through surrogacy in India and face the prospect of leaving her in an orphanage as they have not been able to procure a passport for her.
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Gay Western Couple Win Thai Surrogacy Battle For Baby Carmen
A gay couple from the United States won an appeal today for parental rights over a baby born through a Thai surrogate mother in a high-profile case that came to light before Thailand banned commercial surrogacy last year.
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Thailand Vows 'Leniency' in Surrogacy Cases
Thailand's junta has pledged leniency in the cases of babies born to surrogate mothers, as it looks to toughen rules in the lucrative but largely unregulated industry following a series of scandals.
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Thai Case Casts Spotlight on Business of Surrogacy
For thousands of well-off childless couples, the dream of having a baby is often realised in places like Thailand and India. Ready to help them are young women who become paid surrogates, their wombs offered up as vessels that can safely carry the babies until they are born.
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Thai Authorities to Probe Surrogacy Clinics amid Down Case Controversy
Authorities in Thailand are to inspect all the clinics in the country offering surrogacy services to see if they are operating within the law after a Thai woman who carried twins for an Australian couple was left caring for a baby with Down Syndrome.
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Nurse raped or blackmailing: Court to decide
The case has all the ingredients of a Bollywood thriller involving a doctor in the alleged rape of his hospital nurse, blackmail, artificial insemination and surrogacy claims and the Supreme Court stepped in.
