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Italy’s Surrogacy Law
December 6 , 2024
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- The Italian Senate recently passed a law-making surrogacy a “universal crime”.
- In Italy, surrogacy is already illegal, and has been since 2004.
- The new ban will make it a crime for Italians to access surrogacy abroad – even in countries where the practice is legal.
- It puts surrogacy on a par with genocide and crimes against humanity.
- In Greece, non-commercial surrogacy has been legal since 2002.
- Other countries, including France and Germany, prohibit surrogacy.
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