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Surrogacy Notes

29 November 2014

9:00 AM

29 November 2014

9:00 AM

Even the most ardent supporters of surrogacy admit that the present situation in Australia is a mess. Commercial surrogacy is illegal and while altruistic surrogacy is permitted, it happens very rarely. Instead, most couples seeking surrogacy head overseas, typically to Thailand or India, for a service that has quickly become a profitable industry.

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Anne T. Gallagher AO, PhD is an international lawyer and UN Adviser on Human Trafficking.

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