Abstract
Opinions regarding surrogacy, otherwise known as contract pregnancy, vary significantly and often spark controversial and emotional debates. One particularly common opinion is that contract pregnancy is an exploitative process for the surrogate – one that causes her undue mental, emotional, and financial stress. This article examines that accusation in depth in order to: 1) challenge this assertion, and 2) defend contract pregnancy as a non-malevolent, autonomous, and fair institution.
Recommended Citation
Relph, A. S. (2010). Contract Pregnancy: Exploitation in Action?. Journal of Health Ethics, 6(1). http://dx.doi.org/10.18785/ojhe.0601.01
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