Reported 8 months ago
A young woman surnamed Qiu in New Taipei City was sentenced to 2 years and 10 months in prison after injuring her newborn son due to conflicts with her mother-in-law. The court found that she repeatedly abused her infant son in moments of emotional distress, causing severe injuries, and only sought medical attention for him after significant delay. Despite her appeal for leniency citing her young age, financial struggles, and mental health issues, the Supreme Court upheld the original verdict, considering the impact on the child's future development. This case highlights the serious consequences of intergenerational conflicts and parental stress on child welfare.
Source: YAHOO