US EditionMichigan Family Protection Act ends decades-long compensated surrogacy ban
- Giorgos Floridis announced Greece plans to prohibit surrogacy for gay male couples and single men.
- The proposed ban follows Greece's recent legalization of same-sex marriage and adoption in February 2024.
- These changes are part of broader civil code reforms to clarify pregnancy inability definitions.
- Floridis stated the reforms clarify that pregnancy inability does not stem from gender.
- The move aims to resolve legal ambiguities, though the Orthodox Church opposes such changes.
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The announcement came a year after the legalization of homosexual marriage, which had provoked strong reactions within the Orthodox Church.
·Paris, France
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On Tuesday, the Minister of Justice, Giorgos Floridis, announced that single men or same-sex couples will not be able to have children by gestation for others in Greece as... Read more Greece will ban GPA for same-sex couples and single men appeared first on Current Values.
Only women who cannot have children for medical reasons can access parenthood through pregnancy for others (GPA).
·Paris, France
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The reform comes one year after the legalisation of egalitarian marriage and in a European context marked by restrictive legislation
·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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