A former chairman of a bodybuilding association and a suspended bodybuilding athlete, charged by the ICAC, were today (Tuesday) sentenced at the District Court for their roles in a bribery scam to assist the suspended athlete in competing in the 2006 Doha Asian Games.

Three persons, charged by the ICAC, were today (Monday) sentenced at the District Court for their involvement in a scam to defraud the government and the liquidators and creditors of Howin Industrial Limited (HIL) of over $3.3 million under a land resumpt ion project for drainage improvement work in Tai Po.

The Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) is ready to partner with 11 local tertiary institutions to further enhance corporate governance in meeting challenges ahead.

A former chairman of a bodybuilding association and a suspended bodybuilding athlete, charged by the ICAC, were today (Friday) convicted at the District Court of their roles in a bribery scam to assist the suspended athlete in competing in the 2006 Doha A sian Games.

The ICAC today (Wednesday) arrested and charged a candidate of the 2008 Legislative Council (Legco) Election for allegedly offering a free seminar to electors so as to induce them to vote for her at the election.

In anticipation of the approach of Typhoon Megi, the ICAC today (Thursday) announces that to ensure the safety of the participants, the ICAC Open Day, scheduled for this weekend, will be postponed to next weekend.

A former senior marketing manager of a wine distributor, charged by the ICAC, was today (Tuesday) convicted at the District Court of accepting over $380,000 in bribes for awarding renovation works to a contractor.

Seven persons, charged by the ICAC, were today (Tuesday) sentenced at the District Court for their respective roles in deceiving sales commissions over $148,000 from four telecommunication companies by submitting bogus sales orders.

ICAC Commissioner Dr Timothy Tong Hin-ming today (Sunday) called upon property owners to take an active interest in managing their buildings and stay vigilant of corruption.

Two serving and one retired mortuary attendants of a public hospital, charged by the ICAC, were today (Wednesday) sent to jail at Tuen Mun Magistracy for conspiracy to accept over $538,000 in bribes from some funeral service providers for giving preferent ial treatment to them.