23 March 2012
Mr Jat Sew-Tong (Chairman), Dr Lawrence Lam Chi-kit, Mr Eric Cheung Tat-ming, Ms Christine Fang Meng-sang, Mr Eddie Ng Hak-kim, Mr Lawrence Ma Yan-kwok, Mr Simon Ip Shing-hing, Dr Carol Ma Hok-ka, Dr Helena Wong Pik-wan, and Mr Adrian Yip Chun-to met with the HKJA representatives, who expressed concerns over the Police’s arrangements in setting up designated press areas and in releasing information.
15 March 2012
Mr Jat Sew-Tong (Chairman), Dr Lawrence Lam Chi-kit, Ms Christine Fang Meng-sang, Mr Simon Ip Shing-hing, Mr Lawrence Ma Yan-kwok, Ms Noeline Lau Yuk-kuen, Ms Sandy Wong Hang-yee, Dr Helena Wong Pik-wan, and Mr Edwin Cheng Shing-lung attended a meeting with the Civil Human Rights Front(CHRF). Representatives of CHRF voiced their opinions on the way the Police handle large scale public order events, and hoped the IPCC could observe such events. The IPCC will explore the possibility of observing the Police’s handling of public order events without compromising its impartiality and independence.
20 December 2011
Mr Jat Sew-Tong (Chairman), Dr Hon Joseph Lee Kok-long (Vice-Chairman), Dr Lawrence Lam Chi-kit, Mr Eric Cheung Tat-ming, Ms Christine Fang Meng-sang, Ms Noeline Lau Yuk-kuen, and Dr Helena Wong Pik-wan had a meeting with the Hong Kong Human Rights Monitor(HKHRM). Based on a number of observations, HKHRM representatives relayed the opinions of protestors at the meeting. Council Members expressed gratitude for the sharing of these views, and called upon dissatisfied protestors to make use of the complaints system. Only with formally lodged complaints and evidence on file can the IPCC offer its impartial evaluation of the handling of such cases, and in turn give objective suggestions to CAPO.
