Italy’s rightwing governing coalition is moving to ban Italians from having babies through surrogacy abroad, drawing fire from LGBT+ activists who say they are already treated like outlaws for wanting to have children.
Surrogacy — and its promotion — has been illegal in Italy since 2004 and is punishable by up to two years imprisonment and a €600,000 fine, prompting Italians to look for surrogate mothers in other countries.
Angered by what it calls “procreation tourism”, the…
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