Ethics of Commercial Surrogacy in Russia

Anel Shamrenova

Bachelor's thesis

Abstract:

This paper discusses moral standards that use surrogate motherhood in Russia.the literary part speaks of the concept of surrogate motherhood, explaining the history of appearance, species, and legality in the world. also, this work shows various aspects of surrogacy, on the one hand, considering it unethical, wondering why it is spreading around the world.The practical part speaks in detail about surrogacy in Russia. Interviewing surrogate mothers from all over Russia. On the psychological influence, the opinion of society and the subtleties in this process. Also, the practical part contains a brief comparison of the opinions of philosophers and mothers of surplus.The conclusion answers the question of whether surrogacy in Russia is unacceptable on the basis of analysis. There will also be a conclusion about the ethics of surrogacy asIn conclusion, it will be determined whether commercial surrogacy in Russia can be considered unethical on the basis of a comparative analysis of social stigma and local regulations along with surrogate evidence. In conclusion, a general verdict on the ethics of surrogate motherhood in Russia will also be given based on an analysis of both current legislation and its features.

Keywords

Commercial surrogacy, Commodificaon, Exploitation

Language used: English

Date on which the thesis was submitted / produced: 24. 3. 2020

Thesis defence

• Supervisor: Daniel Rosenhaft Swain, Ph.D. MA

Czech University of Life Sciences Prague

Faculty of Economics and Management

Bachelor programme / field:
Economics Policy and Administration / Business Administration