A senior editor at Hong Kong’s public broadcaster, Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK), has been sentenced to 160 hours of community service. Chong Tak-yin, an Assistant Chief Assignment Editor, pleaded guilty to filming a woman’s skirt without consent in Mong Kok last year. The incident involved upskirting, a form of sexual harassment and invasion of privacy. Magistrate Jeffrey Sze handed down the sentence after considering the case’s details. This conviction raises questions about ethical conduct within RTHK, a publicly funded organization. The sentence reflects a growing awareness and legal response to upskirting offenses in Hong Kong. This case highlights the consequences of such actions and the importance of respecting personal boundaries.