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Surrogacy Concern quoted in The Telegraph

Surrogacy Concern’s founder has been quoted in The Telegraph as the paper covers the dual story of 170 parental order applications for single men since 2019, and the news that numbers of parental order applications for foreign-born surrogate babies now heavily outnumber applications for babies born to domestic surrogate mothers.

Parental order applications in the courts for foreign-born surrogate babies now outnumber domestic births at a ratio of around 2.5:1, and the number is growing rapidly.

While commercial surrogacy practices are banned here, Britons are increasingly getting around this by going abroad to pursue surrogacy, often to developing countries, before returning to the UK with babies. Often these children will never see their mothers again. In commercial destinations women cannot change their minds, are under strict legally enforceable contracts and often lose their rights to the child while still in utero.

It’s time to stop Britons travelling abroad for surrogacy. It’s human trafficking, and it needs to end. If you agree, you can send a letter to your MP using our template at the right hand side of the screen.



About

We are a group of women and men in the UK, who have come together to oppose liberalisation of the law on surrogacy and to raise awareness of the surrogacy industry; we also oppose egg harvesting for the purposes of egg donation, and payments for egg donors. We do not believe it is right to separate mothers and their children, nor do we believe the law should be relaxed to make surrogacy easier in Britain.

Our founder and volunteers hail from left wing backgrounds; we campaign against surrogacy from a feminist perspective, which fundamentally centres the right of children to remain with their mothers, and against the commodification of women’s bodies and the commercialization of pregnancy. All are welcome to join us in our fight.

If you agree, join us now: surrogacyconcern@gmail.com

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