Child Surrogacy Research Paper

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Some agencies they make a legal document that both the surrogate mother and the commissioning parents cannot part during the pregnancy.
In surrogacy process the woman rents her body for other couple. This should be a new form of exploitation and trafficking in women. In surrogacy process, the child is treated as a mean for earning money or the object of a legal agreement. The main goal of surrogacy is to fulfil the wish the of couple, to enable foreign parents to satisfy their need for a child at any price.
There are even some positive aspects behind surrogacy which is considered better than the adoption process:
• As the process of adoption takes couples of years so the better idea is surrogacy in which the waiting period is only nine months.
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The surrogacy agency also check if any criminal record or any medical issue of the surrogate and her family members. Many intended parents also choose the sex of the baby by offering pre implantation genetic diagnosis.
Baby for selling conspiracy is also adapted were the mother of that baby is paid a huge amount of money to the poor women who has no other option then selling her child. It is said to be tricky ethics. Sometimes the women’s body is sold internally on the global market place for sex trafficking and the organized crime will sale in the surrogacy market.
India, is at lead of the surrogacy market, has raised several issues regarding the concerns of surrogacy as it is highly of the global surrogacy market, and has raised concerns regarding the ethics of surrogacy because it is highly unregulated and open to exploitive situations. There are few examples like if surrogates are poor, illiterate and are from the rural place then they can be easily recruited. Those surrogacy recruits are kept in clinics were they are monitored 24 hrs. Sometimes they also rent the Indian women to westerns to surrogate.

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