Surrogacy in Greece
Surrogacy in Greece is a legally regulated process under a well-defined legal framework that ensures the protection of all parties involved—especially the surrogate mother and the commissioning parents. The key legal foundations governing surrogacy are Article 1458 of the Greek Civil Code and two pivotal laws: Law 3089/2002 and Law 3305/2005, with recent amendments through Law 4272/2014. These laws together provide comprehensive regulation and enforcement mechanisms, making Greece one of the few countries in the European Union where surrogacy is explicitly allowed and protected. Legal Framework for Surrogacy in Greece Article 1458 of the Greek Civil Code (introduced by Law 3089/2002) This article...
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