Hong Kong fugitive Anna Kwok’s dad guilty of trying to cash out HK$88,000 policy

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Kwok Yin-sang, the father of Hong Kong activist Anna Kwok, was convicted in West Kowloon Court for attempting to access his daughter's insurance policy worth over HK$88,000. This makes him the first person found guilty of a non-sedition-related offense under Hong Kong's Safeguarding National Security Ordinance, enacted in 2024. He attempted to cash out the policy, purchased for his daughter when she was a toddler, despite knowing authorities had classified her as an absconder. Anna Kwok, executive director of the US-based Hong Kong Democracy Council, is wanted by national security police for allegedly colluding with foreign forces and has a HK$1 million bounty on her head. She is accused of instigating sanctions against Hong Kong and mainland China.
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