Surrogacy in Iran remains a convoluted landscape fraught with regulatory gray areas. While surrogacy in its entirety is not formally banned, the existing framework fails to provide a clear regulatory mechanism. This ambiguity has given rise to a booming underground market where surrogacy deals are made beyond the bounds of legal oversight. As a re

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