Cen Aohui was charged with contempt of court and Zhou Zile’s death half-year post | Position Report | Position News

The relatives and friends of Tsuen Wan District Councillor Cen Aohui, who was detained in the 47-person case, posted on Facebook that Cen Aohui was charged with one additional crime of contempt of court after completing the June 4th sentence. The content was related to the post of Zhou Zile’s death half a year ago.

The police replied to the “Stance News” inquiry that when the Cyber ​​Security and Technology Crime Investigation Bureau was conducting an online patrol, it discovered that someone posted an article on social media platforms and an online media in May last year.The content involves inciting others to use violence to injure people or damage property.Since these actions are suspected of violating the high court’s temporary injunction,It is forbidden to promote,Encourage and incitement to use or threaten to use violence (Case No. HCA 2007/2019),The Secretary for Justice applied to the court in August this year for civil contempt of the suspectprogram. Since the case has now entered the judicial process, the police will not comment on the case.

Cen Aohui was sentenced to 6 months in prison for participating in a June 4th rally on June 4 last year. He was charged with knowingly participating in an unauthorized assembly. Cen Aohui was also charged with conspiracy to subvert state power in the 47-person primary election and has been remanded in custody for more than half a year.

Cen Aohui posted an article on his Facebook and Hong Kong independent media network on May 9 last year on the topic “Zhou Zile was murdered by Hong Kong police, half a year.” The content criticized the police for obstructing rescue on the night of Zhou Zile’s death, and suspected that Zhou Zile was murdered by the police. The police subsequently sent a letter to Cen, accusing him of slandering the police force and advocating violence, expressing extreme indignation and regret at his remarks, warning him that his incitement may violate Article 9 of the Criminal Offences Ordinance, and would not rule out further legal action. Cen reiterated that it is an ironclad fact that Zhou Zile was hindered from rescue by the police, and there are good reasons to believe that the police “murdered Zhou Zile.”