Kwok Yin-sang
Kwok Yin-sang, the father of pro-democracy activist Anna Kwok, was recently arrested by Hong Kong police for allegedly assisting his daughter in managing her financial assets. At 68 years old, he is accused of attempting to access Anna's insurance policy to help her financially while she resides abroad, making him the first family member of an absconder charged under Hong Kong's national security law.
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Kwok Yin-sang, Anna Kwok's father, was jailed for attempting to withdraw funds from her insurance policy.
Exiled activist more determined to fight after HK jails father
Taiwan· 2026-02-28
Kwok Yin-sang was sentenced to eight months in prison for attempting to deal with financial assets belonging to his daughter, a wanted democracy activist.
Hong Kong activist’s dad sentencedTaiwan· 2026-02-27
Kwok Yin-sang was sentenced to eight months in prison under Hong Kong's national security law for attempting to deal with funds belonging to his daughter, a wanted activist.
Jimmy Lai’s fraud conviction overturned by Hong Kong court in rare legal win for activist | Jimmy Lai
United Kingdom· 2026-02-26
Kwok Yin-sang was convicted for attempting to deal with his daughter’s financial assets under a national security law.
Court convicts father of HK activistTaiwan· 2026-02-12
Kwok Yin-sang is the first person to be charged under a homegrown national security law for attempting to deal with financial assets belonging to his daughter, a wanted activist.
Father of pro-democracy activist Anna Kwok first to be convicted under Hong Kong national security law | Hong KongUnited Kingdom· 2026-02-11Kwok Yin-sang, Anna Kwok's father, has been accused of helping his daughter handle her insurance policy.
Hong Kong police arrest family of pro-democracy activist, reports sayUnited Kingdom· 2025-05-02
