A woman serving a ten-year drug trafficking sentence in Australia is pushing her fight to freeze her eggs all the way to the High Court, challenging prison bans on assisted reproductive technology. After repeated rejections—including from the Supreme Court and Queensland’s Court of Appeal—her case now hinges on whether egg freezing, seen as a preparatory step, should be legally excluded from prisoners’ access. The High Court’s grant of special leave signals a pivotal moment in reproductive rights and prison policy, with the nation’s top judges set to decide if this procedure can be performed behind bars.
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