Regulating New Family Forms

Create a balanced framework for thinking about surrogacy in a country that has strict family-law traditions but growing exposure to transnational reproductive services. Examine the arguments around bodily autonomy, exploitation, class inequality, parental rights, medical ethics, and cross-border loopholes. Then propose a policy model that distinguishes clearly between what should be permitted, regulated, restricted, or prohibited, and explain why different democratic societies may land on different answers.