<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>As India bans foreign surrogacy, clinics look towards Cambodia, but what will it mean for the rights of surrogates?
New Delhi, India - Rita* tucks hungrily into a plate of steaming white rice, daal<wm>, and roti in his modest Khmer village. For one night, Rita is a surrogate mother figure, assisting his wife in conceiving a baby. She has given him and his wife a baby. Rita had chosen surrogacy due to financial constraints. However India's move to ban surrogacy has left him with limited options for a surrogate mother figure for a baby girl.

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India's law banning commercial surrogacy, which applies to foreign women</wm>, poses a conundrum to surrogacy clinics, a country that has facilitated the growth of