Organisation: Equality For Children

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<p>In his annual speech on threats to global peace and human dignity, Pope Francis said asking another woman to carry a baby for you, was 'commercialisation'. Picture: Alessandra Tarantino/AP</p>

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Debate on surrogacy set to run and run

The reaction to Pope Francis’ condemnation of the ‘despicable’ practice of surrogate motherhood illustrates how difficult and divisive the area still is as legislation progresses through the Oireachtas

<p>Sonia Kelly and Tara Ryan. Sonia, who’s a childminder and baker, and her wife Tara, who’s a civil servant, earn less than €60,000 annually. Picture: Kieran Ryan-Benson</p>

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'Why are we an afterthought?' — LGBT+ couples left out of State-funded fertility treatment online

<p> Cathy and Keith Wheatley with their twins Elsie and Ted protesting outside Leinster House last November about delays to assisted human reproduction legislation. Cathy was back on Kildare St yesterday, but this time inside, at a session of the Oireachtas committee for children. Picture: Gareth Chaney/Collins</p>

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Mother says surrogacy means she is not recognised as daughter's legal parent

Pride 2020: Society moves on, now laws must follow

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Pride 2020: Society moves on, now laws must follow

A noble campaign trying to reach very complex objectives

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A noble campaign trying to reach very complex objectives

My child 'is a stranger to me in the eyes of the law': Same-sex couples protest to allow both parents names on birth certs

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My child 'is a stranger to me in the eyes of the law': Same-sex couples protest to allow both parents names on birth certs