In Kazakhstan, case of bride refusing to bow to sister-in-law reached court

In Kazakhstan, case of bride refusing to bow to sister-in-law reached court

In Kazakhstan, during a wedding ceremony, the bride refused to bow to the groom’s sister, which led to a family conflict. The husband insulted his wife and called his mother-in-law demanding to “take your daughter back.” The case was reviewed in the Zhualy District Court of Zhambyl Region. In court, the man admitted his guilt, apologized to his wife, and proposed to resolve the dispute through mediation. The wife agreed to reconciliation. The court terminated the proceedings, and the decision has not yet entered into legal force.

Mediation is a method of resolving disputes with the involvement of a neutral third party.