Italy prohibits couples from going overseas to use surrogates.
Italy has made it unlawful for couples to travel outside in order to use surrogacy to conceive a child.
The action broadens the prohibition on the procedure within the nation to include individuals who seek it out in countries like the US or Canada where it is permitted. Lawbreakers risk a maximum sentence of two years in prison and fines of up to €1 million (£835,710).
Critics believe the bill, which was put out by the far-right ruling party in Italy, targets LGBT couples, who are prohibited from adopting or using IVF in the nation.
When a woman bears a child for another couple or individual, typically because of infertility problems or because they are relationships between guys of the same sex.
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