South China Morning Post

This womb for rent: why are some Chinese cities hubs for illegal surrogacy services?

It was like something out of a movie: blindfolded, her cellphone confiscated, Miranda was being driven in a van carrying only other women. When she attempted to strike up a conversation with the passenger next to her, the driver made her move to another seat. The silence stretched for 45 minutes before the blindfolds were removed and the vehicle pulled up at what appeared to be a resort-style compound. “I only knew the site lay on the city’s outskirts, nothing more,” said Miranda, who declined..

By South China Morning Post

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This womb for rent: why are some Chinese cities hubs for illegal surrogacy services?
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