Hong Kong parents of a baby named Danny, born at home, are refusing to provide DNA proof for birth registration due to privacy concerns. The Social Welfare Department has received an email reply from the parents after initial outreach, and authorities aim to assess the infant's well-being.
Hong Kong parents of a baby born at home, Danny, are refusing to provide DNA proof for birth registration, citing privacy concerns. The welfare minister stated authorities will try to assist the family after receiving their email reply.
Hong Kong authorities arrested parents who refused a DNA test for their baby's birth registration on privacy grounds. The welfare minister intervened after the couple's delayed response. The child was hospitalized, and the parents face child neglect charges.
Hong Kong police arrested the parents of a two-month-old baby, Danny, on suspicion of child neglect after they refused a DNA test for birth registration, citing privacy concerns. The welfare minister intervened after the parents failed to respond to authorities for five days.
