Riot police make arrests in Mong Kok following scuffles with anti-government protesters. Photo: Sam Tsang

Hong Kong protests: Equal Opportunities Commission gets 300 inquiries during unrest, mostly third-party allegations of sexual discrimination against police

Watchdog chief Ricky Chu says Hongkongers contacted commission in majority of cases to voice concern about officers’ behaviour during arrests or stop-and-search operations
But their inquiries are not considered official complaints against police because they did not come directly from alleged victims, Chu says

Topic | Hong Kong police

Zoe Low

Published: 4:22pm, 16 Oct, 2019

Updated: 5:30pm, 18 Oct, 2019

Riot police make arrests in Mong Kok following scuffles with anti-government protesters. Photo: Sam Tsang

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Zoe Low

Zoe Low is a reporter at the Post, joining in 2018. Previously, she was an intern at The News Lens International in Taipei, covering Taiwan-China relations and foreign policy and social issues around Asia, particularly Southeast Asia. She graduated from the London School of Economics and the National Chengchi University in Taiwan.