#Leaks #Whistleblower
Hong Kong Election Office to Hire Police to Work During Election
A Hong Kong Government official leaked information from the Election Office, saying that the office will be open to civil servents, particularly police officers who will be working in the election process, something unheard-of since the handover and clearly lists different jobs for police officers of different ranks.
This threatens the transparency of the elections and completely disrupts the checks and balances of the different public service departments.
Source: Facebook #May22
#HongKongPolice #Election
Hong Kong Election Office to Hire Police to Work During Election
A Hong Kong Government official leaked information from the Election Office, saying that the office will be open to civil servents, particularly police officers who will be working in the election process, something unheard-of since the handover and clearly lists different jobs for police officers of different ranks.
This threatens the transparency of the elections and completely disrupts the checks and balances of the different public service departments.
Source: Facebook #May22
#HongKongPolice #Election
Photos of Arrestees Leaked to Pro-police Groups
A 15-year-old boy was arrested for participating in illegal assembly near Langham Place on 24 May. After the police took him to Mongkok police station, he was ordered to have his photos taken with mask on. Yet, his photo was uploaded to police-supporting Facebook groups while he was still in the police station. The boy and his family were insulted by comments and threatened.
The court approved injunction to prohibit anyone from spreading personal information about him and his family and harassing them. The Injunction was extended by Madam Justice Lisa Wong, and the order will be effective unless otherwise noticed.
Source: Stand News #Jul3
#PoliceState #AsiasFinest #Leaks
A 15-year-old boy was arrested for participating in illegal assembly near Langham Place on 24 May. After the police took him to Mongkok police station, he was ordered to have his photos taken with mask on. Yet, his photo was uploaded to police-supporting Facebook groups while he was still in the police station. The boy and his family were insulted by comments and threatened.
The court approved injunction to prohibit anyone from spreading personal information about him and his family and harassing them. The Injunction was extended by Madam Justice Lisa Wong, and the order will be effective unless otherwise noticed.
Source: Stand News #Jul3
#PoliceState #AsiasFinest #Leaks