October 14, 2024

1 thought on “Surrogacy and Reproductive Right: Navigating the Legal and Ethical Dimensions of Assisted Reproduction

  1. It is a lovely read. I however disagree on the point that the human capacity or dignity of a child born through assisted means would be impaired, or that nature set a natural method of conception. Nope! Pray tell, how will their dignity be impaired, and by who? This line of thought would imply that anything that has not been in ‘existence/discoverable’ from the beginning of time is unnatural. If we go by the natural order of things, then only our legs should be used in transportation and all other means of transportation should be looked down on. In fact, I should begin to ascribe lesser dignity to anyone riding cars; they are assisted means of transportation. We should accept and consider several means of doing things without making one superior to the other. I hope we do not add the statistics of children birthed through ‘assisted means’ to the movement of desensitizing people from demonizing cesarean section.

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