Hong Kong Human Rights Lawyer Prosecuted for Alleged Assaults
Kenneth Lam, 57, a human rights lawyer from Hong Kong, has been charged with three counts of indecent assault and one count of criminal intimidation. The allegations concern incidents involving a domestic helper earlier this year.
Court Appearance and Charges
Lam appeared for a second time at Kowloon City Court on Monday. The alleged offenses took place at a flat in Jordan’s Takshing Terrace between July 2 and July 9, according to official court documents.
Legal Proceedings and Bail
The lawyer was released on bail set at HK$5,000 (approximately US$643). He is scheduled to enter his plea at the District Court.
Background
Kenneth Lam specialises in personal injury claims and has previously been noted for his candid views on legal matters.
"Kenneth Lam, 57, faces three counts of indecent assault and one count of criminal intimidation."
Summary: Kenneth Lam, a noted Hong Kong human rights lawyer, is under prosecution for alleged assaults on a domestic helper, marking a significant legal challenge in his career.