Hong Kong Human Rights Lawyer Prosecuted for Alleged Assaults
Kenneth Lam, a 57-year-old human rights lawyer from Hong Kong, has been charged with multiple offences related to alleged assaults on a domestic helper earlier this year.
Details of the Charges
Lam faces three counts of indecent assault and one count of criminal intimidation. The alleged incidents reportedly took place at a residence in Takshing Terrace, Jordan, between July 2 and July 9.
Court Proceedings
The lawyer appeared before the Kowloon City Court for the second time on Monday. He was granted bail set at HK$5,000 (approximately US$643) and is expected to enter a plea at the District Court.
Professional Background
Kenneth Lam is known for his work in personal injury law and for previously voicing strong opinions on legal and human rights matters in Hong Kong.
“Kenneth Lam, 57, faces three counts of indecent assault and one count of criminal intimidation.”
Author’s summary: The case of lawyer Kenneth Lam underscores continuing scrutiny of prominent legal figures in Hong Kong amid allegations of abuse and intimidation.
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