Massachusetts bill would allow mothers to sell their own newborns to the highest bidder
Laws such as Massachusetts’ “Parentage Equality” bill are based on the false idea that an adult has a right to a child. Adults are not owed a child, and laws surrounding parenting must focus on the child’s right to a safe home
By News on the Net -- LIVE ACTION—— Bio and Archives--June 17, 2024
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On June 12, the Massachusetts House unanimously voted to pass a bill that would allow mothers to sell their newborns, and base parenthood solely on intent.
Currently, Massachusetts allows for paid surrogacy and traditional surrogacy, though in cases of traditional surrogacy, the intended parents must legally adopt the baby at birth, which would require a background check. At least one of the intended parents must have a genetic relationship to the child. H. 4672, the “Parentage Equality” bill, would redefine parenthood, changing it from its basis in biology or adoption (as a means of providing a home to a child who has lost his or her parents), to the basis of a “person’s intent to be a parent of a child.” ---More...
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