REGULATION OF SURROGATE MOTHERHOOD: NATIONAL AND FOREIGN EXPERIENCE
Babajanova Dinara Islamovna , Acting Associate Professor of the Department of Civil Law of Tashkent State University of Law Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Law, UzbekistanAbstract
The article analyzes the concept of surrogate motherhood, its types and national and foreign norms regulating this relationship. It also analyzes the US experience and the current importance of surrogate motherhood, as well as the requirements for future surrogate parents.
Keywords
Surrogate motherhood, traditional and gestational surrogacy, surrogate parenting agreement
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