Forced Gifting: English Surrogacy, Gestational Labor, and the Inequality of Choice
Central to the legal framework of altruistic surrogacy is a highly gendered devaluation of labor.

Should U.K. employers be required to make reasonable adjustments for women who are going through fertility treatment?

As countries become more sensitive to the risks of sharing their citizens’ health data, international research collaborations will become more difficult.

In Northern Ireland, abortion exceptionalism is evident in landmark developments to improve access, as well as in concerns over obstructions to services.

The measures taken in the U.K. to respond to the pandemic have been described as “almost certainly the most severe restrictions on liberty ever imposed.”

When the COVID-19 crisis abates, people might reflect on their care and clinical malpractice cases may result.
