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This perspective frames surrogacy as a form of modern-day exploitation, where wealth enables some to rent or buy reproductive capabilities. The practice echoes historical disparities, raising questions about fairness and societal implications. For instance, when surrogacy is used primarily by affluent celebrities, it can be perceived as reinforcing class divides and commodifying women’s bodies and children.
The Legal and Moral Dimensions
The legal landscape varies across countries, with some places like Canada prohibiting commercial surrogacy but allowing altruistic arrangements. The moral debates about whether paying women for surrogacy constitutes exploitation persist.