Italy's prime minister urges parliament to pass a bill prosecuting those who engage in surrogate parenthood, calling it 'inhuman' and treating children as 'supermarket products'. The right-wing coalition is pushing for an even stricter ban on surrogacy.
Key Points
Italy's Prime Minister views surrogacy as inhuman and wants to criminalize it
The bill aims to prohibit Italians from seeking surrogacy in countries where it's legal
The proposed ban has received criticism for being too restrictive
Pros
Protects children from being treated as commodities
Aligns with conservative values
Cons
Criticism for targeting LGBTQ individuals
May limit options for couples struggling with infertility