Chinese Woman Ordered To Visit Her Mother
77-year old sued her daughter using new law
A Chinese court has ordered a woman to visit her mother once every two months, state media say, in the first case since a new law on parental visits came into effect on Monday.
The judgement was issued by a court in Wuxi, after a 77-year-old woman brought the case against her daughter.
The court also ruled that the daughter and her husband had to provide financial help, reports said.
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