These Singapore parents adopted a baby from Indonesia – now they may lose him – BBC

Singapore Parents Who Adopted a Baby from Indonesia Face Heartbreaking Risk of Losing Him

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A Singaporean couple who joyfully welcomed a baby girl from Indonesia now face the heartbreaking possibility of losing her amid mounting legal and bureaucratic hurdles. This case shines a spotlight on the intricate challenges of cross-border adoption, reports BBC

Mongolian parliament approves historic revisions to national family law – Asia News Network

Mongolian parliament approves historic revisions to national family law – Asia News Network

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Mongolia’s parliament has approved historic revisions to the national family law, aiming to strengthen child protection and promote gender equality. The changes mark a significant step in modernizing family rights across the country.

“Given Wrong Sperm”: DNA Tests Uncover IVF Mix-Up Scandal In Cyprus, 7 UK Families Affected – NDTV

DNA Tests Reveal Shocking IVF Mix-Up in Cyprus Affecting 7 UK Families

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A DNA test has uncovered a shocking IVF mix-up in Cyprus, impacting 7 UK families who were unknowingly given the wrong sperm. This scandal has sparked major concerns about the safety and reliability of fertility clinic procedures, shaking patient trust to its core

Between Taiwan and the United States: International Standards on Citizenship, Parentage, and Child Protection in Surrogacy – Global Taiwan Institute

Navigating Citizenship, Parentage, and Child Protection in Surrogacy: Insights from Taiwan and the United States

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The Global Taiwan Institute examines international standards on citizenship, parentage, and child protection in surrogacy, highlighting complexities between Taiwan and the United States amid evolving legal frameworks.