Andrea Whittaker Livres

The book explores the evolution of the surrogacy industry in Southeast Asia, highlighting how governmental bans in countries like India, Nepal, Thailand, and Cambodia have influenced its trajectory. It examines the implications of these shifts for surrogates, intended parents, and the ethical considerations surrounding reproductive technologies in the region. Through detailed analysis, it sheds light on the complexities of a rapidly changing industry and the socio-political factors that drive its movement across borders.

Exploring the complexities of abortion in Thailand, this book sheds light on the cultural and societal factors influencing the practice, where hundreds of thousands of illegal procedures occur annually. It delves into the various methods employed and challenges the predominant Western and Christian narratives surrounding the topic, offering a unique perspective on reproductive rights and health in a non-Western context.

In Thailand, infertility remains a source of stigma for those couples that combine a range of religious, traditional and high-tech interventions in their quest for a child. This book explores this experience of infertility and the pursuit and use of assisted reproductive technologies by Thai couples.