Category: DOJ HK

Outsourced Lawyers Acting for Hong Kong Government Must Observe National Security Law

November 28, 2022
ChinaChina Human RightsChinese RegimeDOJ HKHK Current AffairsHong KongJimmy Lai
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As a former British colony, Hong Kong has always inherited the traditional British judicial system; however, since passing the National Security Law (NSL) in 2020, there has been an unprecedented change to the city’s long-cherished judicial independence. In addition to appointing designated judges for sensitive national security cases and cancellation of the jury at the…

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DOJ Accused Survivor of Police Brutality, of ‘Disliking’ Hong Kong Police

July 28, 2022
anti-extradition movementChinaDOJ HKHK Current AffairsHong Kong
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A man filed a claim to the District Court for being violated and tortured by Hong Kong police. He claimed compensation of HK$1.6 million (US$203,840) from the Hong Kong Police Force Commissioner. The Hong Kong Department of Justice (DOJ) questioned whether he does not like Hong Kong police. Siu Che-hung, about 50, is a self-employed transporter…

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DOJ’s Husband Poon Lok-to’s Company Prosecuted by Competition Tribunal for Alleged Price-fixing with Shun Hing Group 

June 20, 2022
Cheng Yeuk-wahChinaCompetition Tribunal HKDOJ HKHK BusinessHong Kong
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Department of Justice (DOJ) Teresa Cheng’s husband, Otto Poon Lok-to’s company has recently been charged by the Competition Commission Hong Kong. Poon’s company: ATAL Building Services Engineering Limited has been accused of colluding with Shun Hing Engineering Contracting Company Limited for price-fixing, market-sharing and/or bid rigging while bidding for air-conditioning projects in Hong Kong. The…

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