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Your link is over a year old, so I will stay with the current status of the case.
The link provides the FINAL result of the appeal.
The father choosing to break a court order and facing consequences is a small story.
Your link is poorly written, sensationalistic and has errors.
Accusing the Canadian government, when they are not involved is either purposely misleading you to get your knickers in a twist, or extremely poor reporting.
Yes, one parent trying to save his daughter from the omnipotent, wise state is always a "small story".
Mahayana - the father in question is a religious fanatic who cares so much more about his personal religious values that he was and still is content to stand by idly while his child repeatedly attempted suicide and repeatedly self-mutilated their self by slashing their self with razor blades in a desperate plea for help. The father would prefer to see his own child die from suicide rather than to accede to a solution that helps the child find a better way to survive and achieve some happiness in life instead of misery.
If you think that rigid attitude of mental abuse is him trying to save his daughter's life then you have another think coming. If you approve of the father endorsing his own child's attempted suicide, what does that say about you and your own values?
Now, not only has the father alienated and lost his wife and child and his reputation and position in society forever more, he has flauted Canadian Supreme Court rules and may soon be headed to prison because of it. What do you think his own life will be worth (if he can even retain his life) once the other inmates learn who he is, what his ridiculous fanatical beliefs are and what he has done to his child for the sake of his own personal values? I don't think he will find his values were worth what awaits him in the future.
You know nothing about this case except for what you have learned from garbage lies posted online by other ridiculous fanatics who don't know anything about it either. As such, you should mind your own business and take your values somewhere else.
Yes, one parent trying to save his daughter from the omnipotent, wise state is always a "small story".
No the small story is the father breaking the court order.
The main story is interesting, and one can one's own opinion on the matter, but the court case is over as it went to the Appeals Court. There is no further legal action the father can take, as far as I know.
The states interests are for what is best for the child, and I personally think they made the right decision.
Your link blaming the Government of Canada gives totally the wrong impression and information. The government does not get involved in court cases. That is why China seems so confused as to why Trudeau just won't intervene in the Meng Wanzhou case.
So again, what is the purpose of your link trying to do that? Either on purpose like I said, or just a terribly written uniformed piece of garbage.
The court case wasn't even on the federal level, but a provincial one.
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