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Hong Kong baby Danny’s future remains unclear despite birth registration progress
Baby Danny’s future remains uncertain despite having almost completed his birth registration in Hong Kong, as welfare authorities still had to assess the capability of his parents, who were earlier arrested for suspected child neglect and have a troubled parental history. Danny’s welfare sparked public concern over the past week after Tsang Wai-bong and Kwan Pui-sin, who initially declined a DNA test for their home-born son’s birth registration on religious and privacy grounds.
Hong Kong parents of undocumented baby Danny confident of regaining custody
The Hong Kong parents of undocumented baby Danny have expressed confidence that they can obtain legal guardianship of their son, who is now in a care home, as immigration authorities could process his birth certificate as early as Saturday. The unmarried couple also said they saw a “glimmer of hope” in resolving the custody case of their four-year-old daughter Lily, whom Swedish authorities have taken into care over child welfare concerns. “We believe the social workers will handle the...
DNA test confirms baby Danny is Hong Kong ‘Save Lily’ couple’s son
DNA test confirms baby Danny is Hong Kong ‘Save Lily’ couple’s son Confirmation follows parents’ agreement to provide DNA samples for tests required for Danny’s birth registration Hong Kong authorities have confirmed that an unmarried couple arrested on suspicion of child neglect are the biological parents of an undocumented infant, Danny. A police source told the South China Morning Post on Thursday that Tsang Wai-bong and Kwan Pui-sin were the parents of the two-month-old, citing DNA test...
Baby Danny parents to get 1-hour weekly visits, list 3 possible outcomes
Baby Danny parents to get 1-hour weekly visits, list 3 possible outcomes Tsang Wai-bong and Kwan Pui-sin scheduled to meet government social workers and be granted supervised visits in coming week A Hong Kong couple whose baby was born at home and placed in court-ordered care has said they can visit their son for up to one hour a week while they work to prove their parenting capability, as they outlined three potential outcomes listed by social welfare authorities. The unmarried couple,...
Calls grow to tighten child protection rules after baby Danny case in Hong Kong
Calls grow to tighten child protection rules after baby Danny case in Hong Kong Controversy over unregistered infant has shone spotlight on whether doctors should check identity certificates of children they treat A recent series of child protection controversies, including a couple refusing a DNA test to register their home-born baby, has prompted calls for Hong Kong authorities to review guidelines for identifying neglect, and to expand the list of professionals required to report...
Warning over home births, vaccine refusal after unregistered baby case in Hong Kong
Warning over home births, vaccine refusal after unregistered baby case in Hong Kong Doctor says unassisted home births carry extremely high risks, following arrest of baby Danny’s parents over refusal to provide DNA test Unassisted home births and vaccine refusal put mothers and newborns at life-threatening risks, a Hong Kong doctor and a children’s rights group have said, stressing that parental choice must not come at the expense of an infant’s well-being. Their warnings followed the...
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Advertisement Trump urged Xi to help end Ukraine war; China’s tech sanctions list: SCMP’s 7 highlights From Hong Kong’s baby Danny DNA case to North Korea’s Kim meeting winning football team, here are highlights from SCMP’s recent reporting 2-MIN READ2-MIN Listen We have selected seven stories from this week’s news across Hong Kong, mainland China, the wider Asia region and beyond that resonated with our readers and shed light on topical issues. If you would like to see more of our...
How a couple lost their 3 children in as many countries and were arrested in Hong Kong
How a couple lost their 3 children in as many countries and were arrested in Hong Kong Authorities to take baby boy into protection after parents refuse DNA test for birth registration, but his sisters were also victims of a troubled history A Hong Kong couple has drawn public scrutiny after refusing a DNA test for their baby’s registration following the infant’s birth at home, raising potential gaps in the city’s legal and child welfare system. The father, Tsang Wai-bong, and the mother,...
Hong Kong parents who refuse DNA test for child’s birth registration arrested
Hong Kong parents who refuse DNA test for child’s birth registration arrested Security minister says mother of two-month-old Danny has so far been unable to provide any prenatal check-up or medical records Hong Kong authorities have arrested the parents of a baby without legal identity after they continued to refuse a DNA test for the infant’s birth registration on privacy grounds. The arrest on Tuesday followed an intervention by the city’s welfare minister, who said authorities had...
Hong Kong authorities to take over care of undocumented baby after parents’ arrest
Hong Kong social welfare authorities are expected to take over the care of an undocumented baby for at least a year and may arrange foster care after his parents were arrested over suspected child neglect, a lawmaker has revealed. Legislator Reverend Peter Koon Ho-ming told the South China Morning Post that the Social Welfare Department would later consider placing two-month-old Danny in foster care until his parents were deemed fit to regain custody. Koon disclosed the plan after the...