Nigerians, International groups react to DUBAWA’s surrogacy report, call for ban

Nigerians and international bodies have called for a surrogacy ban in reaction to DUBAWA’s in-depth report.  The report reveals how misinformation is weaponised to lure women into the practice, Facebook is utilised for advertising, and Nigeria’s lack of law in relation to surrogacy allows for exploitation. Following publication, International bodies that work at the intersection … 

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