No discrimination against mother of surrogate-born, European court rules

The European Court of Justice has found that a teacher in Ireland was not discriminated against when she was denied paid leave after the birth of her child through a surrogacy arrangement.

No discrimination against mother of surrogate-born, European court rules

The European Court of Justice has found that a teacher in Ireland was not discriminated against when she was denied paid leave after the birth of her child through a surrogacy arrangement.

The woman, who is referred to as Ms Z, was refused adoptive leave by the Department of Education after her child was born to a surrogate mother in California.

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