Pro-Establishment Candidate Re-elected to Council of Law Society of Hong Kong

Pro-Establishment Candidate Re-elected to Council of Law Society of Hong Kong
Melissa Kaye Pang, then President of the Law Society of Hong Kong, speaking on May 14, 2020 in Hong Kong. Sung Pi-Lung/The Epoch Times
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Melissa Kaye Pang, the former president of the Hong Kong Law Society, who is known to be from the pro-Beijing camp, was re-elected with five other candidates, for the six available seats in the Council of Law Society of Hong Kong on Aug. 23. Mark Daly, a human rights lawyer, considered to be “liberal” by critics, failed in his re-election bid. The number of “liberal” Council Members has been reduced from five to four out of the 20-member Council.

Calvin K. Cheng, Hau Pak-sun, Simon John McConnell, Shum Hin-han, and Vincent S.K. Tso are elected, in addition to Melissa Kaye Pang. Among them, Cheng, McConnell, and Pang were re-elected.