Hong Kong justice secretary fears possible leak in allegations against prosecutor
Hong Kong's Secretary for Justice, Paul Lam Ting-kwok, has expressed concern over potential leaks from his department regarding allegations against the new Director of Public Prosecutions, Anthony Chau Tin-hang. Lam issued an internal letter urging staff to reveal the source of these accusations, which have surfaced online.

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AI-generatedHong Kong's Secretary for Justice, Paul Lam Ting-kwok, has expressed concern over potential leaks from his department regarding allegations against the new Director of Public Prosecutions, Anthony Chau Tin-hang. Lam issued an internal letter urging staff to reveal the source of these accusations, which have surfaced online. The letter was posted on social media by US-based Hong Kong activist Frances Hui Wing-ting. Hui had previously cited "insiders among prosecutors" when accusing Chau of misconduct. The timing of the letter's surfacing and its content suggest a focus on internal information being disseminated externally.
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4 extractedAnthony Chau Tin-hang is the newly appointed Director of Public Prosecutions in Hong Kong.
Frances Hui Wing-ting cited 'insiders among prosecutors' when accusing Anthony Chau Tin-hang of misconduct.
An internal letter from Paul Lam Ting-kwok was posted on social media by Frances Hui Wing-ting.
Hong Kong's justice secretary fears possible leak of information regarding allegations against the new public prosecutions director.