Can bringing children into the world ever be regarded as contrary to their interests? Interpretation of sostitution or global mother’s surrogacy between international and European Union law
Abstract The present work is concentrated on the analysis of “global” surrogacy according to international and european rules. The interpretative process that we have followed allows us to think that many values, principles, and so on both at the international, community and nati...
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Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso. Escuela de Derecho
2019
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| Sumario: | Abstract The present work is concentrated on the analysis of “global” surrogacy according to international and european rules. The interpretative process that we have followed allows us to think that many values, principles, and so on both at the international, community and national levels can be countered-and often are by specialist doctrine-fears of contamination and, ultimately, of fragmentation of national conflict systems. In prassi, private international law and the family status in particular, are not ontologically different from any other field of domestic law that undergoes the inevitable transformations due to the opening to international and european normative values and social developments that, whether they like it or not, they are determined for the future of subrogation as a global phenomenon. |
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