Personal Data (Privacy) (Amendment) Ordinance 2021 introduced Hong Kong anti-doxxing regime targeting disclosure of personal data without consent with intent or recklessness causing specified harm. Two-tier criminal offences: Section 64(3A) basic offence (disclosure without consent + intent + reckless as to causing any specified harm) HKD 100,000 + 2 years imprisonment; Section 64(3C) aggravated offence (disclosure + intent or reckless + harm actually caused) HKD 1,000,000 + 5 years imprisonment. Specified harm: harassment + molestation + pestering + threat + intimidation + bodily harm + psychological harm + harm to reasonable use or enjoyment of property + serious financial loss. Section 64C cessation notices: PCPD power to issue written notice to person to take cessation action (remove or restrict disclosure) within specified period. Section 64D applies extraterritorially: notice may be served on person outside Hong Kong if disclosure accessible in or from Hong Kong (includes overseas platforms). PCPD has investigation powers + arrest + entry + search warrant under Sections 66A-66M. Non-compliance with cessation notice: HKD 50,000 + 2 years (Section 66J). PCPD established Anti-Doxxing Division 2021. Enforcement operates against platforms (search engines, social media, messaging apps, public forums) globally. HK PDPO 2021 doxxing amendment + Sections 64A-D + cessation notices + extraterritorial + two-tier offences + Anti-Doxxing Division applies.
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