The justice secretary and the chief of police applied to the High Court for the injunction. Photo: Roy Issa The justice secretary and the chief of police applied to the High Court for the injunction. Photo: Roy Issa
The justice secretary and the chief of police applied to the High Court for the injunction. Photo: Roy Issa
Hong Kong /  Law and Crime

Court grants interim injunction to ban doxxing of Hong Kong police

  • Writ filed by the Department of Justice at the High Court seeks action against leaking of officers’ personal information, or that of their families, online
  • Privacy watchdog has received more than 2,700 complaints of doxxing since June, with about a third involving police

Topic |   Hong Kong protests
Chris Lau
Brian Wong and Chris Lau

Updated: 9:51am, 26 Oct, 2019

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The justice secretary and the chief of police applied to the High Court for the injunction. Photo: Roy Issa The justice secretary and the chief of police applied to the High Court for the injunction. Photo: Roy Issa
The justice secretary and the chief of police applied to the High Court for the injunction. Photo: Roy Issa
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