German cantor dismissed for choosing surrogacy

31-03-2022

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German cantor dismissed for choosing surrogacy

The Evangelical Luther Church in Braunschweig (Germany) releases its cathedral cantor, Gerd-Peter Münden (56). He has to step up because he and his husband want to conceive children via surrogacy.

A pregnant woman and her husband walk in a basement of a maternity hospital as sirens warn for air raids in Mykolaiv, Ukraine. Almost half of the 49 women have had to give birth in the basement since 24 February. Mykolaiv is the scene of violent clashes, as Russian troops want to break down this last lock before the large port of Odesa, 130 km further west on the Black Sea. Photo AFP, Bulent Kilic

Abandoned babies Ukraine show ethical problems with surrogacy

In war-torn Ukraine, we see how surrogacy can lead to parentless children. Babies are left by their surrogate mothers, but their commissioning parents are unable to pick them up. The result? Traumatised babies who are at risk of developing long term bonding problems.

In this photograph taken on June 4, 2020, Olga Korsunova, a 27-year-old going through her fourth surrogate pregnancy, poses in her rental flat in Kiev. Photo AFP, Sergei Supinsky

Ukrainian surrogacy mothers locked up in war-torn country

In the midst of the war in Ukraine, the country’s surrogate mothers are in a dilemma between legal contracts and family.

Nurses care for newborn babies at a hotel in Kyiv, May 2020, after the corona pandemic caused a crisis for the surrogacy children in Ukraine. Photo EPA, SERGEY DOLZHENKO

Outcry in Italy over parents who left child of a surrogate mother in Ukraine

Serenella has Italian genes. But she has born to a Ukrainian surrogate mother. The Italian judges are going to find out where she belongs.

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