INDIA

Sex-selective abortion in India keeps claiming more victims

Michael Cook | 30 May 2021 | Comments

tags: gendercide, india

A study in The Lancet Global Health finds that at least 13.5 million girls were aborted over 30 years

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Should India repeal its ban on sex selection?

Michael Cook | 19 September 2020 | Comments

tags: abortion, gendercide, india

Yes, says Norwegian bioethicist

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Covid forces U-turn on organ transplant policy in India

Michael Cook | 06 September 2020 | Comments

tags: india, organ transplants

The state of Karnataka is relaxing some safeguards

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India continues to struggle with surrogacy

Pinki Virani | 18 January 2020 | Comments

tags: feminism, india, surrogacy

The Prime Minister should walk his talk about empowering women and confront the powerful IVF industry

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India could ban commercial surrogacy

Michael Cook | 11 August 2019 | Comments

tags: commercial surrogacy, india, surrogacy

Lok Sabha passes controversial bill

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Indian authorities investigate extraordinary story of sex-selective abortion

Michael Cook | 28 July 2019 | Comments

tags: india, sex-selective abortion

Despite the headlines, it could be a statistical glitch

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Animal rights advances in India

Michael Cook | 13 July 2019 | Comments

tags: animal rights, india

Two states declare the animals are persons

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India’s Supreme Court rules on biometric ID system

Xavier Symons | 30 September 2018 | Comments

tags: identity, india, law, privacy

The Indian government will be restricted in its use of the system's data

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Indian husband steals wife’s kidney without her knowledge or consent

Michael Cook | 16 February 2018 | Comments

tags: india, organ trafficking

Illegally sold to a sick businessman to settle a dowry

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India outlawed commercial surrogacy – clinics are finding loopholes

Sharmila Rudrappa | 02 December 2017 | Comments

tags: commercial surrogacy, india, surrogacy

What impact are bans on commercial surrogacy having on women?

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Commercial surrogacy still thriving in India

Michael Cook | 05 August 2017 | Comments

tags: commercial surrogacy, india, surrogacy

Even if the government has banned overseas clients

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Remarkable insights in Norwegian study of India’s surrogate mothers

Michael Cook | 10 June 2017 | Comments

tags: india, surrogacy, surrogate motherhood

Anthropologist conducted interviews with commissioning parents and surrogate mothers

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Indian state moves toward ‘two child policy’

Xavier Symons | 22 April 2017 | Comments

tags: abortion, india, one-child policy, population control

The Indian state of Assam may enact a strict 'two child policy' in response to concerns about rapid population growth in the region.

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Will India ban commercial surrogacy?

Michael Cook | 02 April 2017 | Comments

tags: commercial surrogacy, commercialization, india, surrogacy

A huge and growing industry is under threat

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Fears of Indian gendercide after fetuses found in sewer

Xavier Symons | 10 March 2017 | Comments

tags: abortion, gender ratio, gendercide, india, sex-selective abortion

Indian authorities have discovered 19 aborted fetuses dumped in plastic bags in the western state of Maharashtra.

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New head of World Medical Association still fighting corruption charges

Michael Cook | 29 October 2016 | Comments

tags: corruption, india, ketan desai, world medical association

Dr Ketan Desai steadfastly denies all allegations

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How well are Indian surrogates treated?

Michael Cook | 01 October 2016 | Comments

tags: india, surrogacy, surrogate motherhood

It's a job for the poor and desperate

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India may ban all commercial surrogacy

Michael Cook | 27 August 2016 | Comments

tags: india, surrogacy, surrogacy law, surrogate motherhood

What will happen to the UAS$1billion business

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The pain of Indian surrogate mothers

Michael Cook | 20 August 2016 | Comments

tags: india, surrogacy, surrogate motherhood

Three women tel the BBC of the sorrow of separation

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Incoming World Medical Association head under a corruption cloud

Michael Cook | 07 August 2015 | Comments

tags: corruption, india, ketan desai, professional ethics, world medical association

But Indian urologist says he is completely innocent.

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