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Excluding Infertile Couples From Surrogacy Violates Rights: Delhi High Court
The exclusion of "infertile couples" from the benefit of surrogacy prima facie violates their basic right to parenthood as it denies them access to legally and medically regulated procedures and services, the Delhi High Court said.
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Are We Criminals, Ask Surrogate Mothers After Police Raids Hyderabad Infertility Clinic
Hyderabad, Telangana: Shrushti is a surrogate mother in Sai Kiran Infertility Clinic in Hyderabad. She is among 50 women whose fate is hanging in balance after the Telangana health authorities raided the facility over the weekend. “Why the raid? Are we criminals? Are we indulging in something illegal? Did we loot or cause harm to anyone? All we d...
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First cloned baby due in January
An Italian doctor has recently announced that the first cloned human baby will be born in early in January 2003. The Italian fertility expert Dr. Severino Antinori, who made world headlines in 1994 when he helped a 62-year-old woman have a child, supports the cloning of human beings as a way for infertile couples to have children.
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Excluding Infertile Couples From Surrogacy Violates Rights: Delhi High Court
The exclusion of "infertile couples" from the benefit of surrogacy prima facie violates their basic right to parenthood as it denies them access to legally and medically regulated procedures and services, the Delhi High Court said.
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Are We Criminals, Ask Surrogate Mothers After Police Raids Hyderabad Infertility Clinic
Hyderabad, Telangana: Shrushti is a surrogate mother in Sai Kiran Infertility Clinic in Hyderabad. She is among 50 women whose fate is hanging in balance after the Telangana health authorities raided the facility over the weekend. “Why the raid? Are we criminals? Are we indulging in something illegal? Did we loot or cause harm to anyone? All we d...
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First cloned baby due in January
An Italian doctor has recently announced that the first cloned human baby will be born in early in January 2003. The Italian fertility expert Dr. Severino Antinori, who made world headlines in 1994 when he helped a 62-year-old woman have a child, supports the cloning of human beings as a way for infertile couples to have children.
