The ICAC yesterday (July 27) charged a former employee of a property agency with bribery and a former employee of a property management company with fraud in relation to carpark space leasing matters in an industrial building.

Three persons, who were neither candidates nor election expense agents of any candidates of the 2016 Legislative Council (LegCo) General Election, were charged by the ICAC today (July 26) with engaging in illegal conduct at the election by incurring election expenses totalling over $253,000 for placing six advertisements in two newspapers.

The ICAC today (July 23) charged a woman for allegedly dealing with $4.7 million in crime proceeds revealed in the course of an anti-corruption investigation.

A former technical manager of a property management company and the proprietor of a works contractor, charged by the ICAC, were today (July 23) convicted at the West Kowloon Magistrates’ Courts of bribery involving illegal rebates totalling over $18,000 for securing air conditioning works contracts of a private residential building.

The ICAC today (July 20) charged an applicant for legal aid service with offering $1,000 and a water dispenser to officers of the Legal Aid Department (LAD) for their assistance in processing his application.

The ICAC today (July 17) welcomed children and their parents to an “integrity community” at the Hong Kong Book Fair where the importance of upholding positive values was illustrated through story-telling and other activities.

A vice chairman of a sports organisation, charged by the ICAC, today (July 15) admitted at the Eastern Magistrates’ Courts that he had violated the anti-bribery law by disclosing the identities of the subjects being investigated by the Commission and details of such investigation.

A defeated candidate of the 2019 District Council (DC) Election was charged by the ICAC today (July 12) with engaging in corrupt conduct at the election by providing others with entertainment to induce others to vote for the candidate and bribing electors.

A former sourcing manager of a multinational groceries retailer, charged by the ICAC with bribery, was today (July 9) sentenced to three years’ imprisonment at the District Court for accepting totalling over US$615,000 (about HK$4.8 million) in illegal rebate and loan and loan releases in the sum of about US$45,000 (about HK$350,000) from a supplier for placing toy orders worth totalling over US$20 million (about HK$156 million).

A former insurance agent was charged by the ICAC yesterday (July 8) with obtaining an opportunity to earn commissions in an employment with an insurance agency by making false representation of her education background.