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Surrogacy in South Africa. Is there a need to amend laws on remunerated surrogacy?
The issue of surrogacy is gaining prominence, because of the rise of infertility in South Africa and globally. The availability of new technological innovations and improvements, shortage of children for adoption and the desire to have a child who is genetically related to the parents is prompting a...
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Department of Private Law
2024
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