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Sexual offences reform: Why Hong Kong needs a law against persistent child abuse

HKFP | HKCCR
HKFP | HKCCR

“It is absurd that a court can be certain that a child has been sexually abused and sure of who the perpetrator was but unable to convict. Why? Precisely because the abuse did not occur once, but many times. That is not justice,” writes Azan Aziz Marwah, chairperson of the Hong Kong Committee on Children’s Rights.

Posted in: News on 07/30/2026 | Link to this post on IFP |
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