International Perspectives
29. May 2024
The discourse and practices surrounding surrogacy differ greatly internationally. Countries with more liberal regulatory approaches in Europe and elsewhere have become popular destinations for transnational surrogacy arrangements in recent years. Other countries seek to confine surrogacy within their own borders and to prevent the commercialisation of such practices. Our conference aims to provide an opportunity to engage with experiences from a variety of contexts to foster a fruitful, informed and diverse ethical debate in Germany. We will place a particular focus on the question of justice in surrogacy relationships.
The conference is aimed at researchers, infertility and family counsellors, policy makers as well as the general public.
The event is part of the joint series of events of the Evangelical Academy of Berlin, the Evangelical Academy Tutzing and the Center for Health Ethics on the topic of surrogacy.
