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SCHICKSALE - Wohltätigkeitsorganisation schätzt, dass 800 Leihmütter in der Ukraine mit Babys von Ausländern schwanger sind
Edvin, Ola with Zoe in Minnesota after she was born(Collect/PA Real Life). *** Dad speaks of his amazing international surrogacy journey as top charity estimates 800 surrogates in Ukraine are pregnant with foreign nationals' babies
By Miyo Padi , PA Real Life
A father has spoken of his incredible journey through international surrogacy as a leading charity estimates that 800 surrogates in war torn Ukraine - dubbed the European capital of surrogacy - are pregnant with the children of foreign nationals.
Dad Edvin Fogelmark, 32, changed careers to become international coordinator for Hatch egg donation and surrogacy after having his daughter Zoe with his husband Ola, 36, an engineering manager, in August 2020, as a result of international surrogacy in the USA.
Now, as Growing Families, a leading charity in the field, says 95 per cent of the Ukraine's surrogacy comes from foreign intended parents, Edvin, of Gothenburg, Sweden, said: "My family fled the war in Bosnia in the 90s and to now see the news of the horrific war in Ukraine just breaks my heart.
"For the surrogates and intended families that are now separated, this is a time of great uncertainty and fear."
A performance auditor for multinational company Ernst and Young before Zoe was born, Edvin was inspired by his experience to change careers and, despite a difficult journey that saw him and Ola navigating the global pandemic, the couple are already considering having more children through surrogacy.
Edvin said: "Going through the journey meant my dream of having a child was achieved and made possible.
"For me, and for any parent, having your child being born is an amazing experience and the start of a new chapter in life.
"With all our challenges, it was even more unimaginable that we reached that stage.
"It feels amazing to have this role in someone's life, but it's also a bit scary to be the only two people who will influence who she will become.
"It's a *** L
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SCHICKSALE - Wohltätigkeitsorganisation schätzt, dass 800 Leihmütter in der Ukraine mit Babys von Ausländern schwanger sind
Edvin, Ola and Zoe flying home to Sweden (Collect/PA Real Life). *** Dad speaks of his amazing international surrogacy journey as top charity estimates 800 surrogates in Ukraine are pregnant with foreign nationals' babies
By Miyo Padi , PA Real Life
A father has spoken of his incredible journey through international surrogacy as a leading charity estimates that 800 surrogates in war torn Ukraine - dubbed the European capital of surrogacy - are pregnant with the children of foreign nationals.
Dad Edvin Fogelmark, 32, changed careers to become international coordinator for Hatch egg donation and surrogacy after having his daughter Zoe with his husband Ola, 36, an engineering manager, in August 2020, as a result of international surrogacy in the USA.
Now, as Growing Families, a leading charity in the field, says 95 per cent of the Ukraine's surrogacy comes from foreign intended parents, Edvin, of Gothenburg, Sweden, said: "My family fled the war in Bosnia in the 90s and to now see the news of the horrific war in Ukraine just breaks my heart.
"For the surrogates and intended families that are now separated, this is a time of great uncertainty and fear."
A performance auditor for multinational company Ernst and Young before Zoe was born, Edvin was inspired by his experience to change careers and, despite a difficult journey that saw him and Ola navigating the global pandemic, the couple are already considering having more children through surrogacy.
Edvin said: "Going through the journey meant my dream of having a child was achieved and made possible.
"For me, and for any parent, having your child being born is an amazing experience and the start of a new chapter in life.
"With all our challenges, it was even more unimaginable that we reached that stage.
"It feels amazing to have this role in someone's life, but it's also a bit scary to be the only two people who will influence who she will become.
"It's a huge honou *** L
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SCHICKSALE - Wohltätigkeitsorganisation schätzt, dass 800 Leihmütter in der Ukraine mit Babys von Ausländern schwanger sind
Edvin, Ola and Zoe in Croatia (Collect/PA Real Life). *** Dad speaks of his amazing international surrogacy journey as top charity estimates 800 surrogates in Ukraine are pregnant with foreign nationals' babies
By Miyo Padi , PA Real Life
A father has spoken of his incredible journey through international surrogacy as a leading charity estimates that 800 surrogates in war torn Ukraine - dubbed the European capital of surrogacy - are pregnant with the children of foreign nationals.
Dad Edvin Fogelmark, 32, changed careers to become international coordinator for Hatch egg donation and surrogacy after having his daughter Zoe with his husband Ola, 36, an engineering manager, in August 2020, as a result of international surrogacy in the USA.
Now, as Growing Families, a leading charity in the field, says 95 per cent of the Ukraine's surrogacy comes from foreign intended parents, Edvin, of Gothenburg, Sweden, said: "My family fled the war in Bosnia in the 90s and to now see the news of the horrific war in Ukraine just breaks my heart.
"For the surrogates and intended families that are now separated, this is a time of great uncertainty and fear."
A performance auditor for multinational company Ernst and Young before Zoe was born, Edvin was inspired by his experience to change careers and, despite a difficult journey that saw him and Ola navigating the global pandemic, the couple are already considering having more children through surrogacy.
Edvin said: "Going through the journey meant my dream of having a child was achieved and made possible.
"For me, and for any parent, having your child being born is an amazing experience and the start of a new chapter in life.
"With all our challenges, it was even more unimaginable that we reached that stage.
"It feels amazing to have this role in someone's life, but it's also a bit scary to be the only two people who will influence who she will become.
"It's a huge honour and a bit *** L
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SCHICKSALE - Wohltätigkeitsorganisation schätzt, dass 800 Leihmütter in der Ukraine mit Babys von Ausländern schwanger sind
Edvin and Ola in quarantine in Hong Kong (Collect/PA Real Life). *** Dad speaks of his amazing international surrogacy journey as top charity estimates 800 surrogates in Ukraine are pregnant with foreign nationals' babies
By Miyo Padi , PA Real Life
A father has spoken of his incredible journey through international surrogacy as a leading charity estimates that 800 surrogates in war torn Ukraine - dubbed the European capital of surrogacy - are pregnant with the children of foreign nationals.
Dad Edvin Fogelmark, 32, changed careers to become international coordinator for Hatch egg donation and surrogacy after having his daughter Zoe with his husband Ola, 36, an engineering manager, in August 2020, as a result of international surrogacy in the USA.
Now, as Growing Families, a leading charity in the field, says 95 per cent of the Ukraine's surrogacy comes from foreign intended parents, Edvin, of Gothenburg, Sweden, said: "My family fled the war in Bosnia in the 90s and to now see the news of the horrific war in Ukraine just breaks my heart.
"For the surrogates and intended families that are now separated, this is a time of great uncertainty and fear."
A performance auditor for multinational company Ernst and Young before Zoe was born, Edvin was inspired by his experience to change careers and, despite a difficult journey that saw him and Ola navigating the global pandemic, the couple are already considering having more children through surrogacy.
Edvin said: "Going through the journey meant my dream of having a child was achieved and made possible.
"For me, and for any parent, having your child being born is an amazing experience and the start of a new chapter in life.
"With all our challenges, it was even more unimaginable that we reached that stage.
"It feels amazing to have this role in someone's life, but it's also a bit scary to be the only two people who will influence who she will become.
"It's a huge honou *** L
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SCHICKSALE - Wohltätigkeitsorganisation schätzt, dass 800 Leihmütter in der Ukraine mit Babys von Ausländern schwanger sind
Edvin and Ola (Collect/PA Real Life). *** Dad speaks of his amazing international surrogacy journey as top charity estimates 800 surrogates in Ukraine are pregnant with foreign nationals' babies
By Miyo Padi , PA Real Life
A father has spoken of his incredible journey through international surrogacy as a leading charity estimates that 800 surrogates in war torn Ukraine - dubbed the European capital of surrogacy - are pregnant with the children of foreign nationals.
Dad Edvin Fogelmark, 32, changed careers to become international coordinator for Hatch egg donation and surrogacy after having his daughter Zoe with his husband Ola, 36, an engineering manager, in August 2020, as a result of international surrogacy in the USA.
Now, as Growing Families, a leading charity in the field, says 95 per cent of the Ukraine's surrogacy comes from foreign intended parents, Edvin, of Gothenburg, Sweden, said: "My family fled the war in Bosnia in the 90s and to now see the news of the horrific war in Ukraine just breaks my heart.
"For the surrogates and intended families that are now separated, this is a time of great uncertainty and fear."
A performance auditor for multinational company Ernst and Young before Zoe was born, Edvin was inspired by his experience to change careers and, despite a difficult journey that saw him and Ola navigating the global pandemic, the couple are already considering having more children through surrogacy.
Edvin said: "Going through the journey meant my dream of having a child was achieved and made possible.
"For me, and for any parent, having your child being born is an amazing experience and the start of a new chapter in life.
"With all our challenges, it was even more unimaginable that we reached that stage.
"It feels amazing to have this role in someone's life, but it's also a bit scary to be the only two people who will influence who she will become.
"It's a huge honour and a bit scary."
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SCHICKSALE - Wohltätigkeitsorganisation schätzt, dass 800 Leihmütter in der Ukraine mit Babys von Ausländern schwanger sind
Zoe was born in July 2020 (Collect/PA Real Life). *** Dad speaks of his amazing international surrogacy journey as top charity estimates 800 surrogates in Ukraine are pregnant with foreign nationals' babies
By Miyo Padi , PA Real Life
A father has spoken of his incredible journey through international surrogacy as a leading charity estimates that 800 surrogates in war torn Ukraine - dubbed the European capital of surrogacy - are pregnant with the children of foreign nationals.
Dad Edvin Fogelmark, 32, changed careers to become international coordinator for Hatch egg donation and surrogacy after having his daughter Zoe with his husband Ola, 36, an engineering manager, in August 2020, as a result of international surrogacy in the USA.
Now, as Growing Families, a leading charity in the field, says 95 per cent of the Ukraine's surrogacy comes from foreign intended parents, Edvin, of Gothenburg, Sweden, said: "My family fled the war in Bosnia in the 90s and to now see the news of the horrific war in Ukraine just breaks my heart.
"For the surrogates and intended families that are now separated, this is a time of great uncertainty and fear."
A performance auditor for multinational company Ernst and Young before Zoe was born, Edvin was inspired by his experience to change careers and, despite a difficult journey that saw him and Ola navigating the global pandemic, the couple are already considering having more children through surrogacy.
Edvin said: "Going through the journey meant my dream of having a child was achieved and made possible.
"For me, and for any parent, having your child being born is an amazing experience and the start of a new chapter in life.
"With all our challenges, it was even more unimaginable that we reached that stage.
"It feels amazing to have this role in someone's life, but it's also a bit scary to be the only two people who will influence who she will become.
"It's a huge honour and a bit sca *** L
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SCHICKSALE - Wohltätigkeitsorganisation schätzt, dass 800 Leihmütter in der Ukraine mit Babys von Ausländern schwanger sind
Edvin and Ola met online in 2014 (Collect/PA Real Life). *** Dad speaks of his amazing international surrogacy journey as top charity estimates 800 surrogates in Ukraine are pregnant with foreign nationals' babies
By Miyo Padi , PA Real Life
A father has spoken of his incredible journey through international surrogacy as a leading charity estimates that 800 surrogates in war torn Ukraine - dubbed the European capital of surrogacy - are pregnant with the children of foreign nationals.
Dad Edvin Fogelmark, 32, changed careers to become international coordinator for Hatch egg donation and surrogacy after having his daughter Zoe with his husband Ola, 36, an engineering manager, in August 2020, as a result of international surrogacy in the USA.
Now, as Growing Families, a leading charity in the field, says 95 per cent of the Ukraine's surrogacy comes from foreign intended parents, Edvin, of Gothenburg, Sweden, said: "My family fled the war in Bosnia in the 90s and to now see the news of the horrific war in Ukraine just breaks my heart.
"For the surrogates and intended families that are now separated, this is a time of great uncertainty and fear."
A performance auditor for multinational company Ernst and Young before Zoe was born, Edvin was inspired by his experience to change careers and, despite a difficult journey that saw him and Ola navigating the global pandemic, the couple are already considering having more children through surrogacy.
Edvin said: "Going through the journey meant my dream of having a child was achieved and made possible.
"For me, and for any parent, having your child being born is an amazing experience and the start of a new chapter in life.
"With all our challenges, it was even more unimaginable that we reached that stage.
"It feels amazing to have this role in someone's life, but it's also a bit scary to be the only two people who will influence who she will become.
"It's a huge honour and a *** L
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SCHICKSALE - Wohltätigkeitsorganisation schätzt, dass 800 Leihmütter in der Ukraine mit Babys von Ausländern schwanger sind
Edvin and Ola relocated temporarily to Beijing, China to regroup after their first two surrogates did not work out (Collect/PA Real Life). *** Dad speaks of his amazing international surrogacy journey as top charity estimates 800 surrogates in Ukraine are pregnant with foreign nationals' babies
By Miyo Padi , PA Real Life
A father has spoken of his incredible journey through international surrogacy as a leading charity estimates that 800 surrogates in war torn Ukraine - dubbed the European capital of surrogacy - are pregnant with the children of foreign nationals.
Dad Edvin Fogelmark, 32, changed careers to become international coordinator for Hatch egg donation and surrogacy after having his daughter Zoe with his husband Ola, 36, an engineering manager, in August 2020, as a result of international surrogacy in the USA.
Now, as Growing Families, a leading charity in the field, says 95 per cent of the Ukraine's surrogacy comes from foreign intended parents, Edvin, of Gothenburg, Sweden, said: "My family fled the war in Bosnia in the 90s and to now see the news of the horrific war in Ukraine just breaks my heart.
"For the surrogates and intended families that are now separated, this is a time of great uncertainty and fear."
A performance auditor for multinational company Ernst and Young before Zoe was born, Edvin was inspired by his experience to change careers and, despite a difficult journey that saw him and Ola navigating the global pandemic, the couple are already considering having more children through surrogacy.
Edvin said: "Going through the journey meant my dream of having a child was achieved and made possible.
"For me, and for any parent, having your child being born is an amazing experience and the start of a new chapter in life.
"With all our challenges, it was even more unimaginable that we reached that stage.
"It feels amazing to have this role in someone's life, but it's also a bit scary to be the on *** Loc
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SCHICKSALE - Wohltätigkeitsorganisation schätzt, dass 800 Leihmütter in der Ukraine mit Babys von Ausländern schwanger sind
Edvin with Ola (Collect/PA Real Life). *** Dad speaks of his amazing international surrogacy journey as top charity estimates 800 surrogates in Ukraine are pregnant with foreign nationals' babies
By Miyo Padi , PA Real Life
A father has spoken of his incredible journey through international surrogacy as a leading charity estimates that 800 surrogates in war torn Ukraine - dubbed the European capital of surrogacy - are pregnant with the children of foreign nationals.
Dad Edvin Fogelmark, 32, changed careers to become international coordinator for Hatch egg donation and surrogacy after having his daughter Zoe with his husband Ola, 36, an engineering manager, in August 2020, as a result of international surrogacy in the USA.
Now, as Growing Families, a leading charity in the field, says 95 per cent of the Ukraine's surrogacy comes from foreign intended parents, Edvin, of Gothenburg, Sweden, said: "My family fled the war in Bosnia in the 90s and to now see the news of the horrific war in Ukraine just breaks my heart.
"For the surrogates and intended families that are now separated, this is a time of great uncertainty and fear."
A performance auditor for multinational company Ernst and Young before Zoe was born, Edvin was inspired by his experience to change careers and, despite a difficult journey that saw him and Ola navigating the global pandemic, the couple are already considering having more children through surrogacy.
Edvin said: "Going through the journey meant my dream of having a child was achieved and made possible.
"For me, and for any parent, having your child being born is an amazing experience and the start of a new chapter in life.
"With all our challenges, it was even more unimaginable that we reached that stage.
"It feels amazing to have this role in someone's life, but it's also a bit scary to be the only two people who will influence who she will become.
"It's a huge honour and a bit scary."
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SCHICKSALE - Wohltätigkeitsorganisation schätzt, dass 800 Leihmütter in der Ukraine mit Babys von Ausländern schwanger sind
Edvin with his husband, Ola, in China (Collect/PA Real Life). *** Dad speaks of his amazing international surrogacy journey as top charity estimates 800 surrogates in Ukraine are pregnant with foreign nationals' babies
By Miyo Padi , PA Real Life
A father has spoken of his incredible journey through international surrogacy as a leading charity estimates that 800 surrogates in war torn Ukraine - dubbed the European capital of surrogacy - are pregnant with the children of foreign nationals.
Dad Edvin Fogelmark, 32, changed careers to become international coordinator for Hatch egg donation and surrogacy after having his daughter Zoe with his husband Ola, 36, an engineering manager, in August 2020, as a result of international surrogacy in the USA.
Now, as Growing Families, a leading charity in the field, says 95 per cent of the Ukraine's surrogacy comes from foreign intended parents, Edvin, of Gothenburg, Sweden, said: "My family fled the war in Bosnia in the 90s and to now see the news of the horrific war in Ukraine just breaks my heart.
"For the surrogates and intended families that are now separated, this is a time of great uncertainty and fear."
A performance auditor for multinational company Ernst and Young before Zoe was born, Edvin was inspired by his experience to change careers and, despite a difficult journey that saw him and Ola navigating the global pandemic, the couple are already considering having more children through surrogacy.
Edvin said: "Going through the journey meant my dream of having a child was achieved and made possible.
"For me, and for any parent, having your child being born is an amazing experience and the start of a new chapter in life.
"With all our challenges, it was even more unimaginable that we reached that stage.
"It feels amazing to have this role in someone's life, but it's also a bit scary to be the only two people who will influence who she will become.
"It's a huge honour a *** L
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SCHICKSALE - Wohltätigkeitsorganisation schätzt, dass 800 Leihmütter in der Ukraine mit Babys von Ausländern schwanger sind
Edvin, Ola and Zoe at the Swedish Consulate in Minnesota(Collect/PA Real Life). *** Dad speaks of his amazing international surrogacy journey as top charity estimates 800 surrogates in Ukraine are pregnant with foreign nationals' babies
By Miyo Padi , PA Real Life
A father has spoken of his incredible journey through international surrogacy as a leading charity estimates that 800 surrogates in war torn Ukraine - dubbed the European capital of surrogacy - are pregnant with the children of foreign nationals.
Dad Edvin Fogelmark, 32, changed careers to become international coordinator for Hatch egg donation and surrogacy after having his daughter Zoe with his husband Ola, 36, an engineering manager, in August 2020, as a result of international surrogacy in the USA.
Now, as Growing Families, a leading charity in the field, says 95 per cent of the Ukraine's surrogacy comes from foreign intended parents, Edvin, of Gothenburg, Sweden, said: "My family fled the war in Bosnia in the 90s and to now see the news of the horrific war in Ukraine just breaks my heart.
"For the surrogates and intended families that are now separated, this is a time of great uncertainty and fear."
A performance auditor for multinational company Ernst and Young before Zoe was born, Edvin was inspired by his experience to change careers and, despite a difficult journey that saw him and Ola navigating the global pandemic, the couple are already considering having more children through surrogacy.
Edvin said: "Going through the journey meant my dream of having a child was achieved and made possible.
"For me, and for any parent, having your child being born is an amazing experience and the start of a new chapter in life.
"With all our challenges, it was even more unimaginable that we reached that stage.
"It feels amazing to have this role in someone's life, but it's also a bit scary to be the only two people who will influence who she will become.
"It *** L
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FEATURE - Leihmutter-Babys warten in der Ukraine auf ihre Eltern
Sonderkonditionen! Mindesthonorar! Exklusiv: Babys in einem Zimmer im Venice-Hotel der BioTexCom-Klinik in Kiew, Ukraine, 19. Mai 2020. 56 Babys, die als Leihmütter in der ukrainischen BioTexCom-Klinik für Eltern aus China, Spanien, Deutschland, Frankreich, Italien, Bulgarien und Rumänien geboren werden, warten auf ihre ausländischen Eltern, weil sie die Ukraine wegen der Grenzschließungen während der Coronavirus-COVID-19-Pandemie nicht erreichen können.
***Babies in a room inside Venice hotel owned by BioTexCom clinic in Kyiv, Ukraine, May 19, 2020. 56 babies born to surrogate mothers in the Ukrainian BioTexCom clinic for parents from China, Spain, Germany, France, Italy, Bulgaria and Romania wait for their foreign parents because they can't reach Ukraine due to border closures during the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic.***
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FEATURE - Leihmutter-Babys warten in der Ukraine auf ihre Eltern
Sonderkonditionen! Mindesthonorar! Exklusiv: In einem Vorort von Kiew liegen im Venice-Hotel mehrere Dutzend Babys, die von ukrainischen Leihmüttern ausgetragen wurden. Der Besitzer des "Venice" ist die ukrainische Klinik für Reproduktionsmedizin, BioTexCom. 56 Babys, die Leihmütter in der ukrainischen BioTexCom-Klinik für Eltern aus China, Spanien, Deutschland, Frankreich, Italien, Bulgarien und Rumänien geboren werden, warten auf ihre ausländischen Eltern, weil sie die Ukraine wegen der Grenzschließungen während der Coronavirus-COVID-19-Pandemie nicht erreichen können.
*** Car drivers past an advertisement of BioTexCom clinic in Kyiv, Ukraine, May 18, 2020. 51 babies born to surrogate mothers in the Ukrainian BioTexCom clinic wait for their foreign parents because they can't reach Ukraine due to border closures during the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic. Authorities say that at least 100 babies are stranded already and that as many as 1,000 may be born before Ukraine’s travel ban for foreigners is lifted.*** *** Local Caption *** 30980371
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SCHICKSALE - Wohltätigkeitsorganisation schätzt, dass 800 Leihmütter in der Ukraine mit Babys von Ausländern schwanger sind
Edvin, Ola and Zoe in Sweden (Collect/PA Real Life). *** Dad speaks of his amazing international surrogacy journey as top charity estimates 800 surrogates in Ukraine are pregnant with foreign nationals' babies
By Miyo Padi , PA Real Life
A father has spoken of his incredible journey through international surrogacy as a leading charity estimates that 800 surrogates in war torn Ukraine - dubbed the European capital of surrogacy - are pregnant with the children of foreign nationals.
Dad Edvin Fogelmark, 32, changed careers to become international coordinator for Hatch egg donation and surrogacy after having his daughter Zoe with his husband Ola, 36, an engineering manager, in August 2020, as a result of international surrogacy in the USA.
Now, as Growing Families, a leading charity in the field, says 95 per cent of the Ukraine's surrogacy comes from foreign intended parents, Edvin, of Gothenburg, Sweden, said: "My family fled the war in Bosnia in the 90s and to now see the news of the horrific war in Ukraine just breaks my heart.
"For the surrogates and intended families that are now separated, this is a time of great uncertainty and fear."
A performance auditor for multinational company Ernst and Young before Zoe was born, Edvin was inspired by his experience to change careers and, despite a difficult journey that saw him and Ola navigating the global pandemic, the couple are already considering having more children through surrogacy.
Edvin said: "Going through the journey meant my dream of having a child was achieved and made possible.
"For me, and for any parent, having your child being born is an amazing experience and the start of a new chapter in life.
"With all our challenges, it was even more unimaginable that we reached that stage.
"It feels amazing to have this role in someone's life, but it's also a bit scary to be the only two people who will influence who she will become.
"It's a huge honour and a bit *** L
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FEATURE - Leihmutter-Babys warten in der Ukraine auf ihre Eltern
Sonderkonditionen! Mindesthonorar! Exklusiv: In einem Vorort von Kiew liegen im Venice-Hotel mehrere Dutzend Babys, die von ukrainischen Leihmüttern ausgetragen wurden. Der Besitzer des "Venice" ist die ukrainische Klinik für Reproduktionsmedizin, BioTexCom. 56 Babys, die Leihmütter in der ukrainischen BioTexCom-Klinik für Eltern aus China, Spanien, Deutschland, Frankreich, Italien, Bulgarien und Rumänien geboren werden, warten auf ihre ausländischen Eltern, weil sie die Ukraine wegen der Grenzschließungen während der Coronavirus-COVID-19-Pandemie nicht erreichen können.
*** Car drivers past an advertisement of BioTexCom clinic in Kyiv, Ukraine, May 18, 2020. 51 babies born to surrogate mothers in the Ukrainian BioTexCom clinic wait for their foreign parents because they can't reach Ukraine due to border closures during the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic. Authorities say that at least 100 babies are stranded already and that as many as 1,000 may be born before Ukraine’s travel ban for foreigners is lifted.*** *** Local Caption *** 30980384
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FEATURE - Leihmutter-Babys warten in der Ukraine auf ihre Eltern
Sonderkonditionen! Mindesthonorar! Exklusiv: In einem Vorort von Kiew liegen im Venice-Hotel mehrere Dutzend Babys, die von ukrainischen Leihmüttern ausgetragen wurden. Der Besitzer des "Venice" ist die ukrainische Klinik für Reproduktionsmedizin, BioTexCom. 56 Babys, die Leihmütter in der ukrainischen BioTexCom-Klinik für Eltern aus China, Spanien, Deutschland, Frankreich, Italien, Bulgarien und Rumänien geboren werden, warten auf ihre ausländischen Eltern, weil sie die Ukraine wegen der Grenzschließungen während der Coronavirus-COVID-19-Pandemie nicht erreichen können.
*** A general view of the Venice Hotel buildings where dozens of newborns wait to be taken by their biological parents, in Kyiv outskirts, Ukraine, May 18, 2020. 51 babies born to surrogate mothers in the Ukrainian BioTexCom clinic wait for their foreign parents because they can't reach Ukraine due to border closures during the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic. Authorities say that at least 100 babies are stranded already and that as many as 1,000 may be born before Ukraine’s travel ban for foreigners is lifted.*** *** Local Caption *** 30980380
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FEATURE - Leihmutter-Babys warten in der Ukraine auf ihre Eltern
Sonderkonditionen! Mindesthonorar! Exklusiv: In einem Vorort von Kiew liegen im Venice-Hotel mehrere Dutzend Babys, die von ukrainischen Leihmüttern ausgetragen wurden. Der Besitzer des "Venice" ist die ukrainische Klinik für Reproduktionsmedizin, BioTexCom. 56 Babys, die Leihmütter in der ukrainischen BioTexCom-Klinik für Eltern aus China, Spanien, Deutschland, Frankreich, Italien, Bulgarien und Rumänien geboren werden, warten auf ihre ausländischen Eltern, weil sie die Ukraine wegen der Grenzschließungen während der Coronavirus-COVID-19-Pandemie nicht erreichen können.
*** A general view of the Venice Hotel buildings where dozens of newborns wait to be taken by their biological parents, in Kyiv outskirts, Ukraine, May 18, 2020. 51 babies born to surrogate mothers in the Ukrainian BioTexCom clinic wait for their foreign parents because they can't reach Ukraine due to border closures during the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic. Authorities say that at least 100 babies are stranded already and that as many as 1,000 may be born before Ukraine’s travel ban for foreigners is lifted.*** *** Local Caption *** 30980385
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FEATURE - Leihmutter-Babys warten in der Ukraine auf ihre Eltern
Sonderkonditionen! Mindesthonorar! Exklusiv: Babys in einem Zimmer im Venice-Hotel der BioTexCom-Klinik in Kiew, Ukraine, 19. Mai 2020. 56 Babys, die als Leihmütter in der ukrainischen BioTexCom-Klinik für Eltern aus China, Spanien, Deutschland, Frankreich, Italien, Bulgarien und Rumänien geboren werden, warten auf ihre ausländischen Eltern, weil sie die Ukraine wegen der Grenzschließungen während der Coronavirus-COVID-19-Pandemie nicht erreichen können.
***Babies in a room inside Venice hotel owned by BioTexCom clinic in Kyiv, Ukraine, May 19, 2020. 56 babies born to surrogate mothers in the Ukrainian BioTexCom clinic for parents from China, Spain, Germany, France, Italy, Bulgaria and Romania wait for their foreign parents because they can't reach Ukraine due to border closures during the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic.***
*** Local Caption *** 30980367
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FEATURE - Leihmutter-Babys warten in der Ukraine auf ihre Eltern
Sonderkonditionen! Mindesthonorar! Exklusiv: Babys in einem Zimmer im Venice-Hotel der BioTexCom-Klinik in Kiew, Ukraine, 19. Mai 2020. 56 Babys, die als Leihmütter in der ukrainischen BioTexCom-Klinik für Eltern aus China, Spanien, Deutschland, Frankreich, Italien, Bulgarien und Rumänien geboren werden, warten auf ihre ausländischen Eltern, weil sie die Ukraine wegen der Grenzschließungen während der Coronavirus-COVID-19-Pandemie nicht erreichen können.
***Babies in a room inside Venice hotel owned by BioTexCom clinic in Kyiv, Ukraine, May 19, 2020. 56 babies born to surrogate mothers in the Ukrainian BioTexCom clinic for parents from China, Spain, Germany, France, Italy, Bulgaria and Romania wait for their foreign parents because they can't reach Ukraine due to border closures during the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic.***
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FEATURE - Leihmutter-Babys warten in der Ukraine auf ihre Eltern
Sonderkonditionen! Mindesthonorar! Exklusiv: Babys in einem Zimmer im Venice-Hotel der BioTexCom-Klinik in Kiew, Ukraine, 19. Mai 2020. 56 Babys, die als Leihmütter in der ukrainischen BioTexCom-Klinik für Eltern aus China, Spanien, Deutschland, Frankreich, Italien, Bulgarien und Rumänien geboren werden, warten auf ihre ausländischen Eltern, weil sie die Ukraine wegen der Grenzschließungen während der Coronavirus-COVID-19-Pandemie nicht erreichen können.
***Babies in a room inside Venice hotel owned by BioTexCom clinic in Kyiv, Ukraine, May 19, 2020. 56 babies born to surrogate mothers in the Ukrainian BioTexCom clinic for parents from China, Spain, Germany, France, Italy, Bulgaria and Romania wait for their foreign parents because they can't reach Ukraine due to border closures during the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic.***
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FEATURE - Leihmutter-Babys warten in der Ukraine auf ihre Eltern
Sonderkonditionen! Mindesthonorar! Exklusiv: Babys in einem Zimmer im Venice-Hotel der BioTexCom-Klinik in Kiew, Ukraine, 19. Mai 2020. 56 Babys, die als Leihmütter in der ukrainischen BioTexCom-Klinik für Eltern aus China, Spanien, Deutschland, Frankreich, Italien, Bulgarien und Rumänien geboren werden, warten auf ihre ausländischen Eltern, weil sie die Ukraine wegen der Grenzschließungen während der Coronavirus-COVID-19-Pandemie nicht erreichen können.
***Babies in a room inside Venice hotel owned by BioTexCom clinic in Kyiv, Ukraine, May 19, 2020. 56 babies born to surrogate mothers in the Ukrainian BioTexCom clinic for parents from China, Spain, Germany, France, Italy, Bulgaria and Romania wait for their foreign parents because they can't reach Ukraine due to border closures during the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic.***
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FEATURE - Leihmutter-Babys warten in der Ukraine auf ihre Eltern
Sonderkonditionen! Mindesthonorar! Exklusiv: Babys in einem Zimmer im Venice-Hotel der BioTexCom-Klinik in Kiew, Ukraine, 19. Mai 2020. 56 Babys, die als Leihmütter in der ukrainischen BioTexCom-Klinik für Eltern aus China, Spanien, Deutschland, Frankreich, Italien, Bulgarien und Rumänien geboren werden, warten auf ihre ausländischen Eltern, weil sie die Ukraine wegen der Grenzschließungen während der Coronavirus-COVID-19-Pandemie nicht erreichen können.
***Babies in a room inside Venice hotel owned by BioTexCom clinic in Kyiv, Ukraine, May 19, 2020. 56 babies born to surrogate mothers in the Ukrainian BioTexCom clinic for parents from China, Spain, Germany, France, Italy, Bulgaria and Romania wait for their foreign parents because they can't reach Ukraine due to border closures during the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic.***
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FEATURE - Leihmutter-Babys warten in der Ukraine auf ihre Eltern
Sonderkonditionen! Mindesthonorar! Exklusiv: Babys in einem Zimmer im Venice-Hotel der BioTexCom-Klinik in Kiew, Ukraine, 19. Mai 2020. 56 Babys, die als Leihmütter in der ukrainischen BioTexCom-Klinik für Eltern aus China, Spanien, Deutschland, Frankreich, Italien, Bulgarien und Rumänien geboren werden, warten auf ihre ausländischen Eltern, weil sie die Ukraine wegen der Grenzschließungen während der Coronavirus-COVID-19-Pandemie nicht erreichen können.
***Babies in a room inside Venice hotel owned by BioTexCom clinic in Kyiv, Ukraine, May 19, 2020. 56 babies born to surrogate mothers in the Ukrainian BioTexCom clinic for parents from China, Spain, Germany, France, Italy, Bulgaria and Romania wait for their foreign parents because they can't reach Ukraine due to border closures during the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic.***
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FEATURE - Leihmutter-Babys warten in der Ukraine auf ihre Eltern
Sonderkonditionen! Mindesthonorar! Exklusiv: Babys in einem Zimmer im Venice-Hotel der BioTexCom-Klinik in Kiew, Ukraine, 19. Mai 2020. 56 Babys, die als Leihmütter in der ukrainischen BioTexCom-Klinik für Eltern aus China, Spanien, Deutschland, Frankreich, Italien, Bulgarien und Rumänien geboren werden, warten auf ihre ausländischen Eltern, weil sie die Ukraine wegen der Grenzschließungen während der Coronavirus-COVID-19-Pandemie nicht erreichen können.
***Babies in a room inside Venice hotel owned by BioTexCom clinic in Kyiv, Ukraine, May 19, 2020. 56 babies born to surrogate mothers in the Ukrainian BioTexCom clinic for parents from China, Spain, Germany, France, Italy, Bulgaria and Romania wait for their foreign parents because they can't reach Ukraine due to border closures during the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic.***
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(c) Dukas