India

World Medical Association still burdened with corrupt president-elect

Michael Cook | 07 August 2010
Ketan Desai in New Delhi jail

Norwegian woman’s Indian surrogacy deal implodes

Jared Yee | 24 July 2010
More Indian surrogacy trouble

India may legalise commercial surrogacy

Michael Cook | 25 June 2010
Wombs for rent, even for singles and gay couples

Surrogacy: profession or exploitation?

Jared Yee | 22 May 2010

Reproductive tourism nightmares

Jared Yee | 14 May 2010
Legal wrangling leaves babies in limbo

World Medical Association president-elect arrested on graft charges

Michael Cook | 30 April 2010
Dr Ketan Desai was consummate political operator

Google and Yahoo under attack for sex selection ads

Michael Cook | 05 December 2009
Dispute over scope of law
  
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