Abstract

Surrogate mothers are women who agree to carry a child to term and give birth on behalf of intended adoptive parents. Surrogacy procedures include cycling and embryo transfer. Because of India's low costs and easy accessibility, intended parents from developed nations have flocked to Indian surrogates. The goals of this study are to explain the need for newlinesurrogacy and to identify the ethical, moral, and legal issues that arise from it. The various parties involved in newline surrogacy, as well as the steps that may be taken to control it and protect their interests, are examined.

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