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A friend, Facebook or ... Ukraine? No easy surrogacy options for Australian families desperate for children
With huge amounts of money at stake and power imbalances in play, the Australian Law Reform Commission is looking at how to better regulate the industry Over eight years, Ethan and his wife went through nine rounds of IVF in Melbourne.
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The Australian Law Reform Commission is reviewing regulation of the surrogacy industry amid concerns about large financial stakes and power imbalances. Ethan and his wife spent eight years undergoing nine rounds of IVF in Melbourne. They also travelled to Spain for two additional IVF attempts, but neither was successful. The review aims to address the challenges faced by families seeking alternative paths to parenthood.
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