Chinese woman fights in court over egg freezing policy
By AFP
25 September 2021 |
12:57 pm
Teresa Xu arrives at a court in Beijing to fight for the right to freeze her eggs. A public hospital turned down her demand in 2018 and asked to see a marriage license, in accordance with national law.
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