UK surrogates are speaking out against a move to pay women a fee for carrying someone else’s child, says Natalie Smith
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SURROGACY law in the UK is in dire need of an overhaul. So it was no surprise when, last year, the body that oversees legal reform, the Law Commission, announced a project to make surrogacy rules “fit for the modern world”. A consultation paper is due in May.
I am a mother to two wonderful daughters born by surrogacy, who are now nearly 8 years old. For the past four years, I have been pushing for new legislation.
The most hotly debated issue is whether surrogates in the UK should be paid. Former president …