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March 14, 2026Social & Legal StudiosOpen Access

Forced surrogacy as a background phenomenon of human trafficking

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OSO.I. SavaidaUTUliana Tsmots

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Overview

The article examines forced surrogacy and its implications for human trafficking, suggesting legal guidelines to protect women's rights.

Key Points

  • The work aims to clarify the legal nature and consequences of forced surrogacy while developing guidelines to prevent exploitation.
  • Applied formal-legal and comparative-legal methodologies
  • Conducted a systematic analysis of international documents and Ukrainian legislation
  • Explored the socio-economic factors contributing to forced surrogacy
  • Analyzed existing regulatory gaps and proposed solutions
  • Identified forced surrogacy as a form of exploitation that resembles human trafficking
  • Revealed significant regulatory gaps and inconsistencies in protecting women's rights
  • Proposed ethical and legal guidelines to strengthen women's rights and dignity
  • Highlighted the need for enhanced international cooperation in combating human trafficking

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Savaida et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69b4faf0b39f7826a300b950https://doi.org/10.32518/sals4.2025.09
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