Surrogacy in Contemporary India : Issues and Challenges

Author:Dwarika Prasad*

Abstract:
In India, surrogacy is purely a contractual bond between the parties and proper care has to be taken while drafting any such agreement so that it won’t violate laws or ethics. Keeping this view in consideration the draft Assisted Reproductive Technology (Regulation )Bill proposes to establish National Board, State Board and National Registry of Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART)in India for accreditation and supervision of ART Banks, ensuring that the services provided by these are ethical and that the medical, social, and legal rights of all those concerned including surrogate mother are protected with maximum benefit to all the stakeholders within a recognized framework of ethics and good medical practice.

Keywords:Key Words: Fertilisation, Stakeholders, In–vitro fertilisation, Reproductive, surrogate etc.

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International Journal of Trade & Commerce (Vol: 5 Issue:2)