Survey: Germans Divided on Banning Surrogacy
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The case of Jens Spahn has fueled the debate about the ban on surrogacy in Germany. A new survey shows how Germans stand for it. Above all, a value is exceptionally high.
In a survey for the "Bild" newspaper (Dienstagsausgabe) 41 percent stated that they thought it was wrong that surrogate motherhood was prohibited in Germany. 39 percent found the ban correct, 20 percent did not determine. Split by party, the following picture emerged: 47 percent found the ban correct with the Union supporters. With the SPD voters it is 48 percent. On the other hand, 42 percent of the AfD voters, 47 percent of the voters of the L…
The people of Germany are divided on the question of the prohibition of surrogacy.
Depending on the population, the attitude towards surrogacy varies. This is particularly evident in the religious environment.
After the resignation of Jens Spahn as head of the Union political group, much is being discussed about surrogate mothers. What are the citizens on the subject?
After former CDU/CSU parliamentary group leader Jens Spahn and his husband announced the birth of their son in the US last week, a debate about surrogacy erupted. An INSA poll reveals public opinion on surrogacy in Germany.
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