A man, charged by the ICAC, was today (Tuesday) convicted at Kowloon City Magistracy of offering bribes to a hospital staff in return for a medical report of a deceased friend.

About 250 primary school students were commended for helping spread positive values such as integrity and honesty in schools under ICAC’s “Superkid” project.

A defeated candidate of the 2003 Kwun Tong District Council (DC) Election (Yau Tong Sze Shan West Constituency), charged by the ICAC, was today (Thursday) sentenced at Kwun Tong Magistracy for using false receipts to support his return on election expense s.

The former chairperson of a listed company, who was earlier charged by the ICAC in connection with an alleged share options fraud, today (Tuesday) faced two additional charges over her alleged role in defrauding the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong (SEHK) in r elation to the listing of another company and authorising the issue of a prospectus containing an untrue statement.

The ICAC has arrested and charged a former Legal Manager-General of The MTR Corporation Limited (MTRC) for alleged misconduct in public office in engaging a consultancy company to provide services to MTRC.

An unemployed man, charged by the ICAC, was today (Monday) sentenced to five months' imprisonment at Tuen Mun Magistracy for attempting to solicit and accept advantages from a candidate of the 2007 District Council (DC) Election for securing votes for the latter.

The ICAC has charged the former chief executive officer of a listed company for allegedly defrauding the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited (SEHK) in relation to the listing of the company, and authorising the issue of a prospectus containing an untrue s tatement.

Two operators of two companies, charged by the ICAC, were today (Thursday) sentenced at the District Court for their roles in a $9 million Letters of Credit (L/Cs) fraud based on bogus business transactions.

While the corruption situation remains well under control, the ICAC has received more graft complaints concerning the private sector, reflecting a growing determination to wipe out corruption in the commercial as well as the public fields, said ICAC Commi ssioner Mr Timothy Tong Hin-ming.

Members of the public and jobseekers can meet ICAC officers face-to-face to learn more about anti-corruption work at the Education and Careers Expo 2008 starting today (Thursday).