“Italy’s Controversial Surrogacy Ban Sparks International Outcry: Are Future Generations Being Denied a Right?”
In a surprising twist of legal fate, Italy has decided to criminalize the act of going abroad for surrogacy — a move that’s raising eyebrows and sparking debates across the globe. Critics are calling this measure “medieval,” arguing it not only harks back to a bygone era of oppressive laws but also discriminates against same-sex couples hoping to start families. As the world watches, one has to wonder: does this law signal a return to draconian measures in parenting, or is it just another political stunt? If you’re scratching your head and asking yourself, “What century is this?” you’re not alone. What are your thoughts on this controversial issue? LEARN MORE.
Italy criminalized citizens going abroad to have children through surrogacy, a measure slammed by opponents as “medieval” and discriminatory to same-sex couples. What do you think?
“So should I just keep this baby now?”
Libby Valdez, Proprietor
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Enrico Panarello, Unemployed
