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Spanish supreme court rules against surrogacy
December 17, 2024
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CWN Editor's Note: The Supreme Court of Spain has ruled that surrogate motherhood is “contrary to public order and offends against “the rights to physical and moral well-being of the pregnant woman and the child, and respect for their dignity.”
“Surrogacy violates the moral well-being of the pregnant woman and the child, who are treated as things up for sale, deprived of the dignity proper to the human being,” the Supreme Court said.
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