Yau Tsim Mong Civil Affairs Commissioner refuses to deal with "police violence" motion The Ombudsman's Office says a full investigation

Political situation

Author: Zhai Ruimin

2020-06-08 11:44

Since the anti-amendment incident, the conflict between the police and the people has continued. Yau Tsim Mong’s democratic district councillors earlier proposed a motion asking the government to investigate the use of force by the police force, reforming the system of the IPCC to only review complaints from the police department, and reviewing the Public Security Ordinance. "Wait. The motion was originally scheduled for discussion on April 16, but Yu Jianqiang, the Yau Tsim Mong Civil Affairs Commissioner, pointed out that the content of the motion did not meet the functions of the District Council and led the Secretariat and government representatives to leave.

The District Councillor Lin Zhaobin complained to the Office of the Ombudsman last month and was responded to by the Office that it would conduct a full investigation of the Civil Affairs Department. It usually takes 3 to 6 months.

The District Councillor Lin Zhaobin complained to the Office of the Ombudsman last month, and was answered by the Office last week that he would conduct a full investigation of the Civil Affairs Department. (Lin Zhaobin Facebook)

Lin Zhaobin complained to the Office, accusing the District Officer Yu Jianqiang of preventing the Yau Tsim Mong District Council from discussing the proposal to "reorganize the police force and stop the abuse", refused to provide secretariat services, and did not include the discussion in the official meeting records and recordings.

The Office of the People's Republic of China responded to Lin Zhaobin last Wednesday (3rd), saying that after examining the relevant information, it decided to conduct a full investigation of the case to the Civil Affairs Administration. The investigation report will be submitted after the investigation is completed. Lin Zhaobin wrote an article on Facebook, stating that he will be investigated.

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