The intersection of surrogacy and reproductive technologies presents a complex and multifaceted landscape that encompasses legal, ethical, and social dimensions. This project seeks to delve into the legal and ethical considerations of surrogacy and reproductive technologies, aiming to provide a comprehensive analysis of the challenges, opportunities, and implications associated with these practices.

The project will explore the historical development of surrogacy, the evolution of assisted reproductive technologies, and the legal and ethical frameworks governing these practices. It will examine the different types of surrogacy arrangements, international perspectives on surrogacy laws, and the legal challenges surrounding surrogacy. Additionally, the ethical dilemmas and medical advancements in assisted reproductive technologies, as well as the rights and responsibilities of surrogates, intended parents, and offspring, will be thoroughly analyzed.

By critically evaluating the current state of affairs and proposing future directions, this work aspires to contribute to the ongoing discourse on the legal and ethical considerations of surrogacy and reproductive technologies, fostering a balanced and ethical approach that upholds human rights, autonomy, and the welfare of all parties involved.