In Part VII of the series on Medical Profiteering, I’m continuing looking into the provisions of the Indian laws on regulating Surrogacy (Section 41 - 54)– Commercial and altruistic – to see if the concerns addressed in Part V have been properly addressed, whether loopholes exist to undermine the laws, whether the law in its current form can be implemented effectively and whether subsequent amendments have watered down the original provisions.
In Part VI of the series on Medical Profiteering, I’m looking into the provisions of the Indian laws on regulating Surrogacy (Sections 1 - 40)– Commercial and altruistic – to see if the concerns addressed in Part V have been properly addressed, whether loopholes exist to undermine the laws, whether the law in its current form can be implemented effectively and whether subsequent amendments have watered down the original provisions.
In Part XXV of this series on Global conflicts under the radar, focused on Yemen, I’m looking into the major events in the country from 2016 up to 2020, when even pandemic had no impact on the fighting.
In PART V of this series on Medical Profiteering off human infertility, I’m exploring the murky business of Commercial Surrogacy and the concerning business of egg-donation.
In Part XXIV on this series on Global conflicts under the radar, I’m looking into the timeline of major events impacting Yemen’s politics and history in last three decades from mid 1990s till 2015.
In Part XXIII on global conflicts focusing on Yemen, I’m looking into Yemen’s history including its conflicts from the late 1960s onwards.
In Part IV of Medical Profiteering, I’m looking into the US$ 35 billion global business of fertility treatments, their efficacy, effectiveness and ethics.
In Part XXII of the series on Global conflicts under the radar, I'm exploring the conflicts in Yemen through its history. This part covers major known events from 1600s till 1970s.
In the concluding Part III of this article on Medical Profiteering focussed on Covid vaccines, I’m looking at covid deaths, role played by WHO during the pandemic and afterwards till now, the necessity for locking down entire populations in the name of a virus which is airborne, the other vaccines, the dangers of introducing vaccines to the unsuspecting populace.
In Part XX of Global conflicts under the radar focusing on DRC Congo, I’m looking at some other external interventions by other players like global pharma industry in DRC effecting the Congolese and the real cause of the conflicts.
