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The
Thailand Social Development and Human Security Ministry is being sued by Mitsutoki
Shigeta, the Japanese man who fathered at least nine surrogacy babies in Thailand,
reports the Bangkok Post.
Vichien Chaovalit, the ministry’s permanent secretary, said
he received notice that the lawsuit would be filed by Shigeta’s lawer in the
Nonthaburi civil court.
Caninat and Leeds’ Thailand paternity attorneys
specialize in representing Thai and international cases in Thailand Family
Court.
The ministry took custody of the babies after police
discovered them in a raid. At least nine of the surrogacy babies were fathered
by Shigeta.
Thailand currently doesn’t have any
laws expressly governing commercial surrogacy practices, though the Thailand Draft Surrogacy Law is still under review with the National Legislative Assembly.
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