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Society & Rights March 25, 2026 306 stories in this edition

Leniency shown to Hong Kong immigration worker who repeatedly assaulted wife and son

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Leniency shown to Hong Kong immigration worker who repeatedly assaulted wife and son

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A Hong Kong court has granted further leniency to a senior Immigration Department assistant, placing him on a one-year probation order after he was convicted of repeatedly choking his wife and young son during domestic disputes. Kowloon City Court heard on Wednesday that the 49-year-old defendant, identified as “ATK”, preferred probation to community service because he would lose his job and the substantial pension a...

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A Hong Kong court has granted further leniency to a senior Immigration Department assistant, placing him on a one-year probation order after he was convicted of repeatedly choking his wife and young son during domestic d...

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