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Proposed Amendment to Ban Surrogacy for Foreigners in Kyrgyzstan

A draft law is under discussion in Kyrgyzstan that aims to prohibit foreigners from accessing surrogacy services. This has been introduced into public debate.

10 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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A draft law is currently under discussion in Kyrgyzstan that seeks to restrict access to surrogacy for foreign citizens. The proposal stipulates that only Kyrgyz citizens will be able to utilize these services.

The initiative was introduced among the lawmakers and is now in the phase of public discussion, with no further information available regarding the specific provisions of the law.

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