Tag Archives: reproductive tourism
Elective Egg Freezing: Should it Be Publicly Funded?
Zoë Walwyn and Katie Hammond evaluate the Ontario Liberal Party’s inclusion of funded elective egg freezing in their platform for the June 2022 election.
Egg Freezing in China: Liberty or Despair?
Jing-Bao Nie comments on how, in different ways, inadequate social supports for reproduction and parenting, and the prohibition on social egg freezing by single women in China limit women’s reproductive liberty.
Is it time to legalize commercial surrogacy in Canada?
Karen Busby suggests that the safety, security and well-being of surrogate mothers, the children they bear and the intended parents may be better protected through regulatory regimes than criminal prohibitions.
Is Cross-border Egg Donation Exploitative?
Monique Deveaux highlights some ethical concerns with cross-border egg ‘donation’.
Impact Ethics 