Natalie, alongside Professor Kirsty Horsey and Professor Emily Jackson, offered a response in support of surrogacy to Pope Francis’ comments on surrogacy in a comment piece posted by BioNews.
International surrogacy
Exporting embryos and gametes from the UK: practicalities and the law
Here is a brief guide to what you need to know if you are considering exporting your frozen gametes (sperm or eggs) or embryos from the UK to overseas.
NGA Law quoted in Nigerian media
NGA Law continues to drive the conversation worldwide on our expertise, insight, and experience on international surrogacy arrangements. Kelly’s published article in Bionews has been gaining attention around the world, discussing the changing landscape of...
Education seminar: Where in the world can I go for surrogacy? 28 November 2023
Our education seminar will share our real experience of surrogacy in the UK, USA, Ukraine, Canada, Greece, Cyprus, Mexico and more
Concerning shifts in the shrinking world of global surrogacy – Article published in Bionews
Kelly has written a comment piece in this week’s Bionews about the changing landscape of international surrogacy as a result of the war in Ukraine, the announcement that surrogacy is to be prohibited in Georgia, and the recent scandal involving a clinic in Greece. ...
UK government withdraws emergency passport scheme for surrogate babies born in Ukraine
NGA Law has been notified that emergency travel documents will no longer be issued routinely for British surrogate babies born in Ukraine. We understand that the Foreign Office and HM Passport Office have made a joint decision to withdraw the emergency scheme - put in...
International Surrogacy Forum in Copenhagen
Natalie was delighted to attend an important international conference on surrogacy that took place in Copenhagen in June 2023.
Georgian Prime Minister announces surrogacy ban for foreigners from 1 January 2024
We look at the announcement that the country of Georgia is implementing surrogacy ban for foreigners from 1 January 2024.
Natalie Gamble at The Fertility Show
The Law Commission has published their final recommendations for UK surrogacy law reform. Here are the key findings and our response.
Adoption order granted to non-biological surrogacy mum in UK legal first – new reported NGA case
The English High Court has made a non-biological mother through US surrogacy her son’s legal mother via adoption – rather than a parental order – in an important new UK court ruling.