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Uni camp chiefs face sex-crime checks

Michael ShumOrganizers of university orientation camps may be required to provide sexual conviction records in the future, according to Secr.

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Hong Kong lawmakers raise concerns over safety of HK$360 million police software system after spate of breaches at public agencies

Hong Kong lawmakers raise concerns over safety of HK$360 million police software system after spate of breaches at public agencies
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Personal data of 110,000 people leaked after breach at Hong Kong s Companies Registry, investigation finds

Case is third public body security breach in a week, after revelation of leaks at Electrical and Mechanical Services Department as well as the Consumer Council.

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Love a hard business in legislature

Two legislative councillors have been in a love scandal that saw the female half of the relationship, L, burst into tears at a meal with oth.

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Mainland relaxes visa rules

Michael Shum Foreigners will find it more convenient to enter the mainland for business, study and tourism, after the National Immigration A.

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