Dr Sheeba S Rajan Dr Shahista Salimkhan Inamdar Unethical Practices in Surrogacy and its Legal Implications in India

Unethical Practices in Surrogacy and its Legal Implications in India presents a critical and scholarly examination of the ethical, legal, and social challenges surrounding surrogacy in India. The book explores how reproductive technologies, while offering hope to intending parents, have also given rise to serious concerns including exploitation, commercialization, and violations of women’s rights.

Authored by Dr. Sheeba S. Rajan and Dr. Shahista Salimkhan Inamdar, this work analyses unethical practices in surrogacy arrangements alongside the evolving legal framework governing assisted reproductive technologies in India. It highlights the need for effective regulation, accountability, and protection of surrogate mothers and children born through surrogacy.

Enriched by a foreword from Hon’ble Justice Makarand Karnik of the Bombay High Court, the book bridges legal theory, ethical discourse, and practical realities.