The parentage of children born abroad by surrogacy : a decade of uncertainty

Key Points

• Parentage issues remain a significant concern for children born via surrogacy in foreign countries.
• The lack of clear international laws on surrogacy leads to varied interpretations of parental rights.
• Assessment of parentage has evolved over the past decade, reflecting changing societal views and legal precedents.
• The findings indicate a pressing need for coherent global standards regarding reproductive rights and surrogacy.