Thank you to DDr. Philip Czech for the helpful remarks and attention to detail, and to Dr. Lisa Heschl for the excellent collaboration. I would also like to thank the two anonymous reviewers and @dkagiaros.bsky.social for their insightful comments on an earlier draft.
My contribution explores the Court's approach to MAR (including surrogacy) in light of key themes such as subsidiarity, cross-border travel, the protection of non-traditional families, and gender discrimination.
📢 Excited to share that my paper ‘Medically Assisted Reproduction (MAR) and the ECtHR – The Evolving Case Law in an Evolving Field’ is now published as part of the European Yearbook on Human Rights 2024.
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Thoroughly enjoyed the Select Committee training in Parliament earlier this week, particularly hearing directly from Select Committee Clerks from both the House of Commons and House of Lords.
📢Check out my fairly short contribution on international surrogacy and statelessness in light of Article 7 UNCRC. Available open access here: journals.sas.ac.uk/amicus/artic...
A little late in sharing this, but I was delighted to present at a conference taking place in the Italian Parliament on 5 April 2024. A huge thank you to Francesca Re and the Associazione Luca Coscioni for inviting me to talk about the regulation of surrogacy in the UK and Greece.
Excited to share the cover of our new edited textbook forthcoming, edited with @ecromanis.bsky.social @sabrinagermain.bsky.social . Fantastic contributors with a commitment to intersectionality and to making space for diverse stories & voices in the approach.
✍️A reminder that the deadline for the CfP 'Surrogacy Beyond the Carceral: Culture, Law and Lived Experience' organised by CORTH (University of Sussex) is on Friday 1 March. Join us for an exciting interdisciplinary workshop this June!
Save Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Subjects at the University of Kent - Sign the Petition! chng.it/cwNfSqZY
If you would like to support us, there will be a petition to sign very soon, and in the meantime if you're in a linguistics department or organisation, or you're a former student, please do write to my VC to express your feelings.
I am horrified that the University of Kent is planning the closure of many excellent programmes, including Anthropology, and is proposing up to 58 redundancies among academic staff! This further destruction of UK centres of academic excellence is heartbreaking.
small text so please click to enlarge Call for Papers for Historical Geographies of the Caribbean session at 2024 Royal Geographical Society annual conference
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Call for Papers for Historical Geographies of the Caribbean session at the Royal Geographical Society conference in August 2024. deadline for abstract submissions Feb 19th 2024. Please read post for further details (sorry text so small, please click images to enlarge)
Only 4 days left (deadline is 22 Jan)! We'd love to receive your proposals for our f2f panel at #easa2024 in July in Barcelona: "Doing and undoing reproduction" in which we focus on reproductive technologies that facilitate and/or prevent births nomadit.co.uk/conference/e...
