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Hong Kong police arrest 21 men for child porn and unlawful filming

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Hong Kong police have arrested 21 men for child pornography offenses and unlawful filming. The arrests followed the discovery of a social media chat group containing child sexual abuse material and surreptitiously filmed images. Among those arrested were private tutors accused of filming their students during classes. AI

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Hong Kong police arrest 21 men for child porn and unlawful filming

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Jess Ma ·

    21 men, including private tutors, arrested for possessing child porn, unlawful filming

    Hong Kong police have arrested 21 men for possession of child pornography and upskirt images, with the arrestees including private tutors accused of surreptitiously filming their students during classes. Superintendent Wong Yick-lung of Kowloon East regional headquarters for crim…

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