Da Ya, who was accused of MeToo, said after appearing in court: He has gone to Hong Kong to report the crime | Lawyer Zhang Huashan explains the crime of false accusation and related legal issues in Hong Kong jurisdiction

Daya, who was accused of MeToo, appeared in court and shouted: He has gone to Hong Kong to report the crime | Mirror News reporters Gong Pinrou and Wang Zhuying

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Artist Daya was recently sued for defamation by "black man" Chen Jianzhou. Today, Daya appeared in court for the first time as a defendant. Later, he posted on Facebook, saying, "As the first person to be accused in Taiwan's me too movement, the pressure is really great." "It's very big." However, she also pointed out that she had gone to the Hong Kong police station to report the case, accompanied by her lawyer, and she would never remain silent. She also emphasized that she asked the other party to cooperate with the investigation. 

Lawyer Zhang Huashan explains legal issues related to criminal defamation

Lawyer Zhang Huashan said that Da Ya is now the defendant in the crime of false accusation, so Da Ya must prove that what she said is true. And because according to Da Ya’s statement, some of the criminal facts are in Hong Kong, so Hong Kong has no legal authority over the criminal facts. It also has jurisdiction. If a complaint is filed in Hong Kong, the relevant judicial authorities in Hong Kong will intervene in the investigation.

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