香港科技罪行法例改革：何去何从？
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This document summarizes a roundtable discussion held on July 24, 2019 at Zerozone regarding Hong Kong's Interception of Communications and Surveillance Ordinance. The ordinance provides statutory authorization for law enforcement to conduct communication interception and covert surveillance to prevent serious crimes and protect public security, with oversight by an independent Commissioner. Post-Snowden, some are concerned about government surveillance via user data requests without court warrants.
香港科技罪行法例改革：何去何从？
- 1. 2019-7-24 HKIGF Roundtable #3 @ Zerozone
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- 20. charlesmok@charlesmok.hk facebook.com/charlesmokoffice Telegram @charlesmok www.charlesmok.hk 20
- 21. 21 The Interception of Communications and Surveillance Ordinance (ICSO) provides a statutory regime for the authorisation and regulation of interception of communications and covert surveillance conducted by law enforcement agencies to prevent or detect serious crime and protect public security. The Commissioner on Interception of Communications and Surveillance is an independent oversight authority, appointed by the CE on the recommendation of the Chief Justice.
- 22. 22 Post-Snowden: Concern over government surveillance via user data requests without court warrant
- 23. 23Source: Hong Kong Transparency Report, JMSC HKU
- 24. 24Source: Hong Kong Transparency Report, JMSC HKU