Court classifies family disputes as domestic violence
A court in Shanghai has issued a protective order against a man named "Lin" after he shared their disputes with his wife through chat groups, which was considered domestic violence resulting in harm to his son's dignity and privacy. The court ruled to prevent Lin from publishing offensive messages or harassing his family, based on China's 2015 Anti-Domestic Violence Law, which recognizes psychological abuse as a form of violence and allows victims to seek protective orders. The case highlights the challenges of proving psychological harm and underscores the importance of safeguarding children from family disputes that impact their mental health.
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