The BBC has published an in-depth piece about Italy's new controversial surrogacy law, which is causing concern among LGBT families. This controversial bill is part of the socially conservative agenda led by Italy's first female prime minister, Giorgia Meloni, who...
Our sibling organisation, Brilliant Beginnings, is hosting a US surrogacy event, featuring speakers from Brilliant Beginnings, NGA Law and US experts from San Diego Fertility Center and Family Source Consulting.
The British Fertility Society has now published its proposals on how it thinks UK fertility law need to be modernised.
NGA Law is delighted to be part of an educational course being run for intended LGBT+ parents by national fertility charity Fertility Network UK. Run online on Thursday evenings in August and September, the course offers free digital access to expert opinion and...
NGA Law has been notified that emergency travel documents will no longer be issued routinely for British surrogate babies born in Ukraine. We understand that the Foreign Office and HM Passport Office have made a joint decision to withdraw the emergency scheme - put in...
Natalie was delighted to attend an important international conference on surrogacy that took place in Copenhagen in June 2023.
We look at the announcement that the country of Georgia is implementing surrogacy ban for foreigners from 1 January 2024.
The Law Commission has published their final recommendations for UK surrogacy law reform. Here are the key findings and our response.
Natalie addressed the national Fertility Nurses’ Congress held in Solihull in May 2023 on what the Law Commissions’ final recommendations on surrogacy law will mean for fertility nurses.
Natalie and Helen discuss how The Law Commissions proposals for UK surrogacy law reform are a positive step forward in some aspects, but overall represent a missed opportunity to make real change and achieve the modernisation the UK needs