Secret liaisons by helicopter, a Mid-Levels flat and love money: how Hong Kong official Wilson Fung and his high-flying extramarital lover ended up in court https://t.co/ia5yQwHTvM via @scmpnews
Love almost conquers all as former Hong Kong official Wilson Fung and businesswoman Cheyenne Chan are cleared of bribery, but misconduct verdict could send Fung to jail for years https://t.co/Gbu4rO7LSN via @scmpnews
If you understand how hard it is to get a prominent figure in #HongKong nowadays to just speak a word of truth, you understand how precious this statement is to all of us who calls this place home.
“Make your voice heard and your vote count. Believe me, the price of freedom is indeed eternal vigilance ... Do not give up or underestimate your strength. If we as a community insist on the rule of law, it cannot be taken from us easily. Do not make it easy.”
— Robert Tang PJ
In a case that highlights the difference in approach of sport governing bodies in the HK and Singapore, hurdler Kerstin Ong watched as her #MeToo case became bogged down by political infighting and a lack of protocol for investigating sexual misconduct.
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Counsel 1: Were you in fact punching?
Counsel 2: I think he should be warned
Coroner: Officer, do you want to answer this question?
Witness: No.
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CCTV captured taxi driver Chan Fai-wong, 65, was lifted from the ground into a police van on November 11, 2012 with a plain-clothes officer’s arm around his neck. Subsequent MRI scan revealed Chan’s cervical vertebrae was dislocated. He died a month later.
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