The Decline of Inter-Country Adoption

The Decline of Inter-Country Adoption

Our Director Stephen Page was honoured to be interviewed by London family lawyer Yasmin Khan-Gunns about her proposed essay on the decline of inter-country adoptions. The essay is brilliant and clearly shows the current problems with inter-country adoption. The essay was rightfully prize-winning, enabling Yasmin to win an award from the European Chapter of the International Academy of Family Lawyers. 

Read Yasmin’s award-winning essay here.

Things to Read, Watch & Listen

Black Friday meant good luck for many children born through surrogacy – and their parents

Friday the 13th, Black Friday, is normally a day of doom and gloom- when things go wrong. However, Black Friday, 13 December 2024 was a good day for many children born through surrogacy – and their parents.

Mitochondrial donation: Not so fast, Tonto

News from the UK is that eight children- four boys and four girls (including a pair of twins) have now been born through mitochondrial donation, enabling these children to be born through three people’s DNA.

Will I Get Prosecuted if I Do Surrogacy Overseas?

Surrogacy is a deeply personal and often complex journey for many Australian families. With the rise of international surrogacy arrangements, a pressing question frequently arises: Will I face prosecution if I engage in surrogacy overseas?

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