JustISA Surrogacy Agreements and Interdisciplinary Pathways to Minimum Justice: A Comparative Study of Finland, Colombia and Greece
Acronym
JustISA
Description of the granted funding
The socio-legal JustISA project examines international surrogacy arrangements (ISAs) through the normative capability approach, addressing justice-related issues such as the child's best interests, the desire for parenthood, legislative circumvention, and the impact of questionable practices on individuals (children, surrogates, intended parents) and legal systems. Research data include online sources and agreements from Colombia and Greece. ISAs are analyzed in relation to Finland's surrogacy ban and principles of parenthood formation. A key question is whether the circumstances of a child's birth should influence recognition of parent–child relationships in Finland—and whether prohibiting national arrangements is legally sustainable if international ones must be recognized in the name of the child's best interests.
Show moreStarting year
2026
End year
2029
Granted funding
Role in consortium of the Academy of Finland
Leader
Other consortium parties
Funder
Research Council of Finland
Funding instrument
Academy projects
Decision maker
Scientific Council for Social Sciences and Humanities
11.06.2026
11.06.2026
Other information
Funding decision number
375373
Fields of science
Law
Research fields
Oikeustiede