Nieuw wetsvoorstel heeft ‘weinig oog’ voor de behoefte van de draagmoeder die later meer contact wil met het kind

The Dutch House of Representatives is soon scheduled to discuss a new surrogate motherhood bill that critics argue fails to adequately address situations where a surrogate mother desires a greater role in the child's life after birth than initially agreed upon.

The legislative debate highlights potential conflicts between surrogate mothers and intended parents, specifically regarding situations where intended parents refuse post-birth contact requested by the surrogate. The upcoming parliamentary discussions will examine what the proposed legal framework means for women facing these circumstances.