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The problem of infertility is widespread all over the world, therefore, with the aim of solving it, the doctors developed the newest methods of treatment – assisted reproductive technologies (ART), among which the actual and widespread phenomenon of modernity is surrogate motherhood. According to this method, a woman, on the basis of mutual agreement with persons applying to her for providing this service, undergoes the procedure of implantation of an embryo created as a result of ART, nurtures a child in order to give birth and transfer it to these persons who will be legally considered the parents of this child.  Ukraine is included in the category of countries where surrogate motherhood is allowed at the legislative level, but new legal relations generate new issues and a number of problems related to the realization of the right to motherhood and paternity. Key words: infertility, assisted reproductive technologies, assisted (surrogate) motherhood.

Auxiliary (surrogate) motherhood as a medical and social problem