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Commercial surrogacy ban in Australia unjustified, harm analysis reveals.

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The regulation of commercial surrogacy in Australia: A harm analysis
Tammy Johnson

Paper Summary

The article analyzes the harm of commercial surrogacy in Australia and argues that banning it is not necessary. It uses Mill's Harm Principle to evaluate the regulation of commercial surrogacy. The main finding is that the prohibition of commercial surrogacy in Australia is not justified based on the prevention of harm to others.

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