Definition and characteristic features of surrogacy

Zarinakhon Pulat kizi Pulatova; L.M. Burkhanova

Authors

Zarinakhon Pulat kizi Pulatova First-year Master's degree in Mass Media Law, Faculty of Master's Degree and Distance Learning of Tashkent State University of Law
L.M. Burkhanova Candidate of Legal Sciences, Professor of the Department of "Civil Law" of the Tashkent State Law University

Keywords:

woman, surrogate child

Abstract

Surrogate motherhood is the process of carrying and giving birth to a child by a woman, that is, a surrogate mother for the further transfer of the child to potential parents. In many cases, the genetic material of a man and a woman for the formation of an embryo is provided by a person carrying a child. In some cases, a surrogate mother can also be a genetic mother (negotiated individually). Surrogacy is resorted to when pregnancy and childbirth are undesirable or impossible from a medical point of view, when the risks of pregnancy are too dangerous for the mother, or when a single man wants to have a child.