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Hong Kong courts inundated with new cases

Rioters lit fires and throw bricks at police in Mong Kok district of Hong Kong, Feb. 9, 2016
Rioters lit fires and throw bricks at police in Mong Kok district of Hong Kong, Feb. 9, 2016 Source: AAP

Hong Kong courts face a surge of legal cases mainly pertaining to the 2014 Occupation movement and 2016 Mongkok riots. Adding to the woes, in the biggest crackdown on election fraud in more than 13 years, ICAC, Hong Kongs graft buster has arrested 72 people accused of vote-rigging in the information technology functional constituency in last years Legislative Council polls. Chan Siu-kam has more.


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Hong Kong courts face a surge of legal cases mainly pertaining to the 2014 Occupation movement and 2016 Mongkok riots. Adding to the woes, in the biggest crackdown on election fraud in more than 13 years, ICAC, Hong Kongs graft buster has arrested 72 people accused of vote-rigging in the information technology functional constituency in last years Legislative Council polls. Chan Siu-kam has more.



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