Chinese Court Rules Against Unmarried Woman's Right to Freeze Eggs
A Chinese court ruled against an unmarried woman's right to freeze her eggs, after a six-year fight for reproductive services that drew national attention.
Key Points
- Xu fought for six years for the right to freeze her eggs
- Chinese hospitals require women to be married to freeze their eggs
- Xu considered alternative options due to high costs
Pros
- Highlighting the issue of reproductive rights in China
- Bringing attention to the importance of societal impact in legal battles
Cons
- Denial of reproductive services based on marital status
- Limited access to egg freezing services for unmarried women in China