Should commercial surrogacy be legalized?

With rising infertility rates and the evolution of diverse family concepts, the demand for surrogacy is increasing. Proponents argue that commercial surrogacy is a viable way to realize reproductive rights and help families who cannot conceive, and that legalization can better protect surrogate mothers' financial interests and personal safety through legal frameworks. Opponents firmly maintain that commercial surrogacy commodifies women's bodies and infants, easily leading to the exploitation of marginalized, impoverished women and causing severe ethical and legal disputes.