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Here we go to China.

A child in Shanghai could not be issued a birth certificate and scheduled for vaccinations one year after his birth.

Because the parents could not settle on a name.

This is a year later?

Yes.

Damn.

A court in Shanghai recently heard a divorce case involving a couple who registered their marriage in 2023 had a healthy baby boy the following year.

So everything started going downhill from there because they could not settle on a name for the child.

Each party insisted on naming the child according to their own wishes and demanded that the other provide the original documents and a power of attorney, but neither gave in. So evidence presented

in the court showed that they went to the hospital separately to try to have their preferred

name registered for the child. Both attempts were rejected due to noncompliance with regulators.

All right. The child is over a year old now.

Doesn't have a birth certificate.

He can't register his household registration, even get vaccinations.

That's very difficult, according to the judge, who presided over the case.

Now, the courts, they emphasized that the birth medical certificate, that's the important basis for a newborn to obtain legal identity.

Yes. And a parents delay the process due to personal conflicts. It constitutes an infringement

on the personal rights of the minor, and both parents should be held accountable. It also reminded

the parents, they should not use the children or any child as a bargaining chip in

emotional conflicts, nor should they use the disputes to shirk their guardianship obligations.

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