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RTHK editor gets 160 hours of community service for upskirt video

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  1. South China Morning Postseen 26 Aug, 15:10description edited
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    A Hong Kong court has ordered a civil servant at public broadcaster RTHK to complete 160 hours of community service after he admitted filming upskirt footage of a woman in public. Chong Tak-yin, an assistant chief assignment editor in RTHK’s Chinese news and current affairs division, was sentenced on Wednesday at West Kowloon Court after pleading guilty to one count of unlawful recording or observation of intimate parts. The 57-year-old told arresting officers the offence was “a momentary...

    A Hong Kong court has ordered a civil servant at public broadcaster RTHK to complete 160 hours of community service after he admitted taking upskirt footage of a woman in public. Chong Tak-yin, an assistant chief assignment editor in RTHK’s Chinese news and current affairs division, was sentenced on Wednesday at West Kowloon Court after pleading guilty to one count of unlawful recording or observation of intimate parts. The 57-year-old told arresting officers the offence was “a momentary...

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Chong Tak-yinRTHKHong KongWest Kowloon Court

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  1. Wed, 26 August 2026

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    • South China Morning Post04:09first to reportedited after publishing

      A Hong Kong court has ordered a civil servant at public broadcaster RTHK to complete 160 hours of community service after he admitted taking upskirt footage of a woman in public. Chong Tak-yin, an assistant chief assignment editor in RTHK’s Chinese news and current affairs division, was sentenced on Wednesday at West Kowloon Court after pleading guilty to one count of unlawful recording or observation of intimate parts. The 57-year-old told arresting officers the offence was “a momentary...

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