Surrogacy: Greens Want to Reopen Debate with Old Expert Report
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Many federal politicians want to stick to the ban on surrogacy. Nevertheless, the debate must be held, says Green Group leader Britta Hasselmann.
Should surrogacy in Germany be prohibited under all circumstances? The traffic light government had had the question evaluated by a commission in 2024, but nothing followed from it. The results at that time could be groundbreaking today, say the Greens.
Jens Spahn's resignation was 'consequential', says the Greens' political leader. She pleads for a new debate on the recommendations of a Commission from the traffic lights.
The Greens remind us of experts who have shown a way to surrogacy in Germany. The SPD women struggle for a position.
Green Party co-chair Britta Haßelmann believes that, in light of the events surrounding former CDU/CSU parliamentary group leader Jens Spahn, a renewed discussion of reproductive medicine issues is warranted. Spahn's resignation was absolutely logical, Haßelmann told the newspapers of the Funke Media Group. The current societal debate also demonstrates the need to revisit the findings of the Commission on Reproductive Self-Determination and Repr…
Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
The Greens remind us of experts who have shown a way to surrogacy in Germany. The SPD women struggle for a position.
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