Warning to intended Irish parents as Georgia bans international surrogacies 

Georgia has formally proposed to ban international IVF treatment and surrogate arrangements.

An Irish solicitor has said intended parents should seek legal advice in Georgia immediately after the country formally proposed to ban international IVF treatment and surrogate arrangements.

Last week, Georgian prime minister Irakli Garibashvili said the country is calling a halt to the practices due to “a risk that such children might be destined for same-sex parents abroad”.