Chief Executive Carrie Lam has used the IPCC study to ward off the political pressure for a judicial inquiry into alleged police brutality. Photo: Sam Tsang Chief Executive Carrie Lam has used the IPCC study to ward off the political pressure for a judicial inquiry into alleged police brutality. Photo: Sam Tsang
Chief Executive Carrie Lam has used the IPCC study to ward off the political pressure for a judicial inquiry into alleged police brutality. Photo: Sam Tsang
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A truly independent inquiry into police conduct is best way forward

  • Abrupt departure of overseas experts from the panel currently examining complaints underlines the need to set up a commission with real powers

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Updated: 10:49pm, 12 Dec, 2019

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Chief Executive Carrie Lam has used the IPCC study to ward off the political pressure for a judicial inquiry into alleged police brutality. Photo: Sam Tsang Chief Executive Carrie Lam has used the IPCC study to ward off the political pressure for a judicial inquiry into alleged police brutality. Photo: Sam Tsang
Chief Executive Carrie Lam has used the IPCC study to ward off the political pressure for a judicial inquiry into alleged police brutality. Photo: Sam Tsang
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