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11/4（三）
Letters | How a 10-year child abuse sentence exposes Hong K…
As a survivor, researcher and child sexual abuse expert, I view a recent High Court sentencing hearing with profound concern. A 22-year-old man who pleaded guilty to 12 charges involving four child victims was sentenced to an effective term of just 10 years’ imprisonment. From the evidence retrieved, there were up to nine victims in total, but some could not be identified. The abuse only came to light after a 14-year-old victim took her own life – a tragic reality reflecting Talk Hong Kong’s...
#Crime in Hong Kong#Crime#Hong Kong children#Sexual harassment and assault#Hong Kong
Malaysian police arrest woman over viral shopping mall brawl
Malaysian police have arrested a 25-year-old woman who allegedly caused a disturbance by assaulting visitors at a shopping centre in Kuala Lumpur, with the suspect admitting her involvement in the incident. Dang Wangi OCPD Assistant Commissioner Ahmad Azwan Amin Nordin said the local woman was arrested at about 5.40pm on Tuesday in Bandar Sri Damansara to assist in investigations. “Initial investigations found that the suspect admitted to being involved in the incident,” he said in a statement...
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BBC News11/3（二）
Indonesian police arrest 3 for tapping Prabowo’s phone
Indonesian authorities have arrested three people for allegedly tapping President Prabowo Subianto’s phone, according to police on Tuesday, with media reports suggesting one of the suspects may be a senior official. Prabowo, who took office in 2024, has come under increasing pressure for his government’s handling of the economy and destructive wildfires in the Southeast Asian archipelago. Top detective Asep Safrudin identified the suspects only by their initials, LSP, ASN, and EH, and said they...
South Korea revokes Unification Church leader’s bail after…
A South Korean court revoked the Unification Church leader’s bail in a bribery case on Tuesday after footage emerged of her visiting the secretive movement’s headquarters in breach of release conditions. Han Hak-ja, 83, was sentenced to two years in prison in August for providing luxury items, including a designer handbag, to former first lady Kim Keon-hee while her husband Yoon Suk-yeol was president, in an attempt to secure policy favours. She was granted bail two months later on health...
#South Korea#Yoon Suk-yeol#Unification Church#Seoul#Corruption in Asia#Han Hak-ja
Australia jails Singaporean tourist for fatally driving ove…
A 29-year-old Singaporean man was sentenced to five years and nine months’ jail in Australia on Monday after he killed a man who stole a backpack from his rental car. Lincoln Ng Jing Kai chased the man in a car and knocked him off his e-bike before driving over him. He was originally charged with murder, but pleaded guilty to manslaughter in August after prosecutors agreed to accept the lesser charge. Sentencing him, Judge Terence Palmer said Ng’s actions “involved an element of taking the law...
Lindsay Clancy back in court in bid to dismiss charges she…
Lindsay Clancy returned to court on Monday in a bid to dismiss the charges that she murdered her three young children. The hearing on Monday was the second time the Massachusetts mother has been in court since her trial ended with a deadlocked jury in September after jurors were unable to agree on a verdict. Its focus was a motion from the defence to dismiss the charges on double jeopardy grounds. The proceedings grew heated as defence lawyer Kevin Reddington urged the judge to investigate the...
Mother, 72, on trial in France over 1980s torture killing o…
A 72-year-old woman on Monday went on trial in France accused of torturing her four-year-old daughter to death in the 1980s, after a DNA match reopened the cold case. The main defendant walked briskly, head dropped and face hidden with a scarf, as she left the courtroom in the town of Blois at lunchtime, pursued by child rights activists crying “shame” and calling for justice. Her husband, a 74-year-old from whom she is now separated, earlier struggled up the courthouse’s steps with a cane,...
11/2（一）
Supermarket fridges in Europe hit by new cyberattack: ‘ever…
European supermarket fridges are under cyberattack once again, with stores across a vast swathe of the continent from Sweden to Belgium hit by a hack on Monday that turned up their temperatures, echoing an incident in France just last month. Supermarket chains Ahold Delhaize and Colruyt said an IT incident overnight hit fridges and freezers in dozens of stores in Belgium and Luxembourg, while Swedish grocers ICA and Coop reported similar temperature spikes. “There has been a cyberattack and all...
#European Union#Cybersecurity#Crime#Food and Drinks#Belgium#Ireland
Ex-boyfriend planned to kill yoga instructor, Hong Kong mur…
A 23-year-old yoga instructor was found dead floating in a blood-filled bathtub in a luxury Hong Kong hotel room after sustaining more than 40 wounds, a court heard on the opening day of her former boyfriend’s murder trial. Prosecutors told a High Court jury on Monday that the accused, Alex Lo Chun-ming, planned to kill his ex-girlfriend Chow Wai-yin with a sharp knife at the Ritz-Carlton hotel in West Kowloon on June 29 and 30, 2022. Chow, known as “Aqua”, was popular on social media and had...
#Hong Kong courts#Hong Kong#Crime in Hong Kong#Crime#Hong Kong police
Sydney launches assault rifle police patrols in Australian…
A new police unit armed with military assault rifles has begun patrolling the streets of Sydney, in an Australian-first measure set up in response to the Bondi Beach attack last December. The Armed Response Command (ARC) would deploy at major events, crowded public spaces, sporting venues and places of worship to conduct “high visibility” patrols, New South Wales state police said. The move comes after two men opened fire on a Jewish celebration at the famous beach, killing 15 people in an...
#Australia#Crime#Sydney#Terrorism#New South Wales#Amnesty International
North Korea hackers behind Japan’s massive GMO data leak, i…
An analysis by Japan’s GMO Internet Group found that a North Korea-linked hacking group was likely behind the cyberattack on the company last month, sources close to the matter said, citing characteristics of the malware used and other traces left by the perpetrators. The company appears to have already reported the matter to the government and will now focus on determining the full circumstances. Kyodo News, working with security experts, also found that five IP addresses used to access a...
#Japan#North Korea#United States#Cybersecurity#Computer hackers#Defence
Binance withdrawals spike as exchange returns online after…
Binance customers pulled US$3.64 billion, or 2.1 per cent of its assets, as the world’s biggest cryptocurrency exchange went back online on Sunday after hackers the FBI links to North Korea stole billions from the platform last week. Binance said withdrawals were stabilising after an initial spike and deposit volumes had remained “substantial”. The exchange said it had now covered 95 per cent of the US$6.3 billion of stolen assets. The theft, which analysts believe may be the biggest financial...
France opens ‘attempted murder’ probe over petrol bomb atta…
France on Sunday opened an attempted murder investigation after petrol bombs were thrown at security forces during Paris protests, as footage of an officer engulfed in flames sparked outrage. On Saturday, clashes erupted in Paris and other cities after hundreds of thousands of people staged a third weekend of protests against soaring living costs. The Paris police prefecture said several hundred rioters had attacked security forces with projectiles. While riots were less widespread than two...
#France#Crime#Paris#Protests around the world#Emmanuel Macron#Marine Le Pen
4 dead, 15 injured in 3 separate shootings in Texas on Hall…
Police in Dallas say four people are dead and 15 are injured following separate shootings in a Dallas neighbourhood. It was among several violent incidents nationwide on Halloween weekend. Police Chief Daniel Comeaux said police are still trying to determine if the shootings in the Deep Ellum neighbourhood were related. Comeaux said there were three separate shootings and it was not immediately known why they started. Comeaux said some arrests were made but he did not specify how many or what...
11/1（日）
Clarify crime thresholds and immunity in bid-rigging law: H…
The Hong Kong Bar Association has called on the government to clearly define criminal thresholds and resolve whistle-blower immunity rules under its plan to outlaw bid-rigging following the deadly Tai Po inferno. A task force formed by the association, which represents the city’s barristers, spent 10 months reviewing four key areas of law and published a 140-page report on Sunday in the hope of providing direction to address the shortcomings that led to the deadly Wang Fuk Court blaze last...
