Italy makes it illegal to seek surrogacy abroad
- Italy has made it illegal for couples to travel abroad to have a baby via surrogacy.
- Italians seeking surrogacy can face up to two years in jail and up to 1 million euros in fines.
- Critics argue the ban is impractical and unconstitutional despite being supported by Premier Giorgia Meloni’s party.
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Anyone who leaves Italy to resort to surrogacy risks a prison sentence. Protesters rallied with the Senate to challenge the measure, saying it attacks the LGBTQ community.
Italian senators have passed a law that further extends the ban on surrogacy, declaring it illegal for Italians abroad.
Italy bans overseas surrogacy for all citizens amid declining birthrate: 'A child is always a gift'
In a move which tightens a previous 2004 surrogacy ban, Italy has officially banned its citizens from seeking surrogates abroad in a new Senate bill passed on Wednesday.
Italy bans overseas surrogacy for all citizens amid declining birthrate: ‘A child is always a gift’
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Italy bans overseas surrogacy for all citizens amid declining birthrate: 'A child is always a gift' – Democratic Accent
Italy has tightened its surrogacy ban to include citizens who choose to travel to countries like Canada or the United States for surrogate mothers. The Italian Senate passed a bill on Wednesday criminalizing citizens who go abroad to countries where it is legal to purchase children through surrogacy. The bill passed 84-58 and floor debate lasted around seven hours. The bill extends an original ban put in place in 2004 which criminalized commerci…
Italy Bans Overseas Surrogacy
Italy criminalized citizens going abroad to have children through surrogacy, a measure slammed by opponents as “medieval” and discriminatory to same-sex couples. What do you think? “So should I just keep this baby now?” Libby Valdez, Proprietor “Eh, I know a guy.” Ross McCrae, Synthesizer Programmer “Oh, I just assumed the newborn got lost in the mail.” Enrico Panarello, Unemployed The post Italy Bans Overseas Surrogacy appeared…
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