Showing posts with label Gammy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gammy. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 9, 2014

Surrogacy Laws Guide: Existing Regulations and Evolving Laws in Thailand



After the two stories of baby Gammy and a surrogacy baby factory made news headlines worldwide, reports show that Thailand is reviewing a draft surrogacy law which, if passed, would make commercial surrogacy in Thailand illegal. In the meantime, Thai authorities are continuing to investigate medical clinics and doctors who have violated current surrogacy regulations.

For a thorough explanation of the current regulations that apply to surrogacy and related procedures in Thailand, read the new surrogacy legal analysis from the Thailand Attorney Blog.

Read the Thailand Surrogacy Laws Guide here.

Monday, September 1, 2014

Laws to Regulate Surrogacy in Thailand are Under Review



Thailand drafted laws to regulate surrogacy in 2004, which were then approved by the cabinet in 2010, but were never fully ratified. Because of the recent surrogacy scandals in Thailand, the Thai Parliament is now reviewing the same draft surrogacy laws.
Law firm Chaninat and Leeds has a team of Thailand child custody lawyers with decades of courtroom and counseling experience in family law matters.
There has been much speculation as to what these laws, if passed, would mean for surrogacy regulation in a country that has become a surrogacy hub in Asia. Thai Law Forum has released an unofficial English translation of the proposed laws.

Read the English translation of the Thailand draft surrogacy laws

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Wednesday, August 27, 2014

Thai Surrogacy Scandals Push Legislative Reform



After the stories of baby Gammy and a surrogacy baby factory surfaced, the need for commercial surrogacy laws in Thailand became even more apparent.

Several Thai government offices are taking action to advance laws against commercial surrogacy and stipulating regulations of other issues such as establishing parenthood and child custody.   

As aresult of the recent issues arising out of surrogacy in Thailand, the Thai Government is currently considering approving a proposed Draft Surrogacy law for Thailand .

Read the full story here.