Italy is debating a crackdown on surrogate parents, seen as an attack on LGBTI families, while Spain's far-right party goes after the rainbow flag.
Italian MPs are debating a law that would make it illegal for Italian citizens to engage a surrogate mother in another country, with prison terms of up to three years and fines of up to €1m.
A 2004 law already banned surrogacy in Italy.
The new surrogacy regime is backed by prime minister Georgia Meloni and adds to fears in I...
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