Is surrogacy law reform finally on the horizon? – Article published in Fertility Road

October 23, 2016

We were asked to write an article for Fertility Road magazine about why we think surrogacy law needs to change – and how it should change.

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Is surrogacy law reform finally on the horizon? – Article published in Fertility Road

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