Italy Implements Stringent Anti-Surrogacy Legislation, Impacting Prospects for Prospective Gay Parents
Rome, Italy — Italy has recently passed a stringent anti-surrogacy law that has significant implications for LGBTQ+ families, effectively making it more difficult for gay couples to have children through surrogacy. The new legislation imposes strict penalties on any Italian citizen or resident who uses surrogacy abroad, a measure that could particularly impact the LGBTQ+ community. The law sets forth heavy fines ranging from 600,000 euros to 1 million euros for those who engage in surrogacy outside of Italy. Moreover, it takes a step further by disallowing the registration of children born through surrogacy on … Read more