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Defendant admits incest and indecent conduct with sister in Hong Kong court

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A man accused of incest and indecent conduct with his younger sister when he was a teenager has admitted to the acts, prosecutors told Hong Kong's High Court. The prosecution, led by Senior Public Prosecutor Karen Ng Ka-yuet, argued that the defendant, now 24, was aware his behavior was "seriously wrong" during the alleged incidents which occurred between 2013 and 2016. The sister, who is three years younger, reported the incidents in 2021, and the defendant has denied the charges. AI

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Defendant admits incest and indecent conduct with sister in Hong Kong court

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Fiona Chow ·

    Defendant knew sexual acts with sister as teen ‘seriously wrong’, court told

    A man who engaged in sexual acts with his younger sister when he was just a teenager knew his behaviour was “seriously wrong”, prosecutors have told Hong Kong’s High Court. Senior Public Prosecutor Karen Ng Ka-yuet said on Thursday that the older sibling, believed to have been ag…

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