The engineering management project manager was involved in posting photos of a police officer and two women on social media, which violated the "documentation" ordinance. The crime of "disclosing personal data without the consent of the data subject and causing specified harm to the subject or his family".
The case was brought up in the West Kowloon Court today (14th), and the defendant does not need to answer for the time being.
Chief Magistrate Luo Luoquan postponed the case to January 18 next year for further investigation by the police, and allowed the defendant to be released on bail of 70,000 yuan, but he was required to permanently delete his Twitter account and not post on social media, and he could only Use a phone without internet access.
Defendant Liang Hui (49 years old) is accused of disclosing photos of women A and B between November 11 and December 12, 2022, without the relevant consent of the data subject, with the intention of causing harm to the subject or his family. the specified harm, or reckless whether the disclosure would or would be likely to cause the person or any of his family members to suffer the specified harm.
Defendant Liang Hui was brought up in West Kowloon Court for disclosing the personal data of a police officer and two women.
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The defendant is also accused of disclosing the name and photo of Police Officer C without the relevant consent of the data subject between August 31 and December 13, 2022, and the disclosure caused specified harm to the subject or his family, That is, psychological harm to him; and harm that causes him a reasonable fear for his safety or well-being.
When the defendant applied for bail, the prosecution raised objections, but Officer Luo granted the defendant bail after consideration, but required the defendant to surrender all travel documents, live at the reported address, and report to the police station. Other bail conditions are as follows:
1. 70,000 yuan in cash
2. Permanently delete Twitter account
3. Do not use social media to post
4. Do not directly or indirectly distribute or reprint any speech or information that can be reasonably regarded as violating the national security law or endangering national security on the public platform
5. Permanently delete posts, messages and remarks on personal social accounts
6. No media interviews
7. Only use phones that don’t have internet access
Case No.: WKCC4703/2022
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