
EU Parenthood Certificate Decision Set To Transform European Surrogacy Laws
Backed by a majority of MEPs in Strasbourg Thursday, the legislation could steamroll the opposition to surrogacy of member states.

Backed by a majority of MEPs in Strasbourg Thursday, the legislation could steamroll the opposition to surrogacy of member states.

The proposed regulation could circumvent national family laws and facilitate surrogacy.

The French organisation’s tactics have shaped the European fight against same-sex marriage.

Don’t let the European Union or anyone else coerce you into violating the rights of Italian children.

The move could make the practice illegal throughout the bloc.

Surrogacy is increasingly crossing biological and ethical boundaries with no end in sight.

This year, ‘pride’ activists in Italy have focused more on attacking Meloni’s government than on celebrating the LGBT community.

While some countries will issue birth certificates that feature two mothers or fathers, they are not recognised by countries like Italy, where surrogacy is illegal.

The European Commission’s proposal to require member states to recognize surrogacy as an acceptable form of parenthood disregards the best interest of children and fails to uphold the principle of subsidiarity.

Last year, the Spanish supreme court again condemned both surrogacy and attempts by Spaniards to sidestep their country’s legal and ethical rules by contracting surrogacy abroad.