Blog Posts

Blog Opinion Posting – The Netherlands’ Super Donor

Jonathan Meijer: The Global “Superdonor” Who Exposed the Limits of Fertility Law Jonathan Jacob Meijer — a former Dutch teacher turned YouTuber and self-styled philanthropist — became internationally...

Blog Opinion Posting – UK’s 10-Family Donor Limit

The Loophole in UK Fertility Law: How Sperm Banks Circumvent the 10-Family Limit     The UK is known for its relatively progressive and well-regulated fertility sector.  One of the most important...

Blog Opinion Posting – Denmark

Denmark: The World’s Top Sperm Exporter—But at What Cost to Donor-Conceived Children?     Denmark has become a global leader in sperm donation, exporting to more than 80 countries and helping...

Blog Posting – France

France Ends Anonymous Donor Gametes: A Landmark Win for Donor-Conceived Children     On March 31, 2025, a major change in French reproductive law officially took effect: anonymous sperm and egg...

Blog Posting – Nigeria

Surrogacy in Nigeria: Progress in Regulation, But At What Cost to Women?   Nigeria is on the cusp of a significant legal shift in the area of surrogacy.  A newly introduced bill—“An Act to Protect the...

Blog Posting – Spain April 2025 Update

Growing Families UK & EU Surrogacy & Donor Conception Conference   On May 10, 2025, in London, Attorney Ana Miramontes Roel participated in the Growing Families UK & EU Surrogacy &...

Blog Opinion Posting – Autism

Embryo Testing for Autism: What’s Possible—and What’s Ethical?   Advances in genetic testing are raising new possibilities—and new questions—about how we understand and select embryos during IVF.  One...

Blog Posting – Albania

Surrogacy in Albania: Navigating the Legal Gray Zone     As of May 2025, surrogacy in Albania remains a possibility, but not without significant legal complexity.  With no formal laws explicitly...

Blog Posting – Mexico

A Welcome Change: U.S. Citizens May Soon Use Amparo to Secure Mexican Birth Certificates Without Surrogates Listed   A new development has emerged that could significantly simplify international...