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Teacher gets good behaviour bond after slapping 13-year-old son in Hong Kong

Teacher gets good behaviour bond after slapping 13-year-old son in Hong Kong
South China Morning Post Wednesday 10 June 2026, 05:53 UTC By Fiona Chow 1 min read
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A teacher in Hong Kong has been spared a criminal conviction for slapping her 13-year-old son during a heated dispute last year after entering into a three-year good behaviour bond. The 35-year-old was bound over for HK$1,000 (US$128) at Kwun Tong Court on Wednesday for three years on a charge of assault by a person in charge of a child or young person. Court documents identified her only as MBC and did not disclose her nationality.

A teacher in Hong Kong has been spared a criminal conviction for slapping her 13-year-old son during a heated dispute last year after entering into a three-year good behaviour bond. The 35-year-old was bound over for HK$1,000 (US$128) at Kwun Tong Court on Wednesday for three years on a charge of assault by a person in charge of a child or young person. Court documents identified her only as MBC and did not disclose her nationality. She was accused of slapping her son at their Sai Kung home on...
Hong Kong (LOCATION) Kwun Tong Court (LOCATION) MBC (ORG) Sai Kung (PERSON)
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