Hong Kong lawmaker Kenneth Leung raised questions about the planned alert to banks that was in the end blocked by police. Photo: Winson Wong Hong Kong lawmaker Kenneth Leung raised questions about the planned alert to banks that was in the end blocked by police. Photo: Winson Wong
Hong Kong lawmaker Kenneth Leung raised questions about the planned alert to banks that was in the end blocked by police. Photo: Winson Wong
Hong Kong /  Law and Crime

Security chief defends decision not to send money laundering alert to banks in Hong Kong, calling information ‘unverifiable’

  • Minister hits back at criticism, while sources tell Post officials feared warning would create impression city is human trafficking hub

Topic |   Human trafficking
Niall Fraser
Niall Fraser

Updated: 11:06pm, 31 Oct, 2018

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Hong Kong lawmaker Kenneth Leung raised questions about the planned alert to banks that was in the end blocked by police. Photo: Winson Wong Hong Kong lawmaker Kenneth Leung raised questions about the planned alert to banks that was in the end blocked by police. Photo: Winson Wong
Hong Kong lawmaker Kenneth Leung raised questions about the planned alert to banks that was in the end blocked by police. Photo: Winson Wong
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