An employee of insurance company AIA was suspended following a viral video showing a confrontation at a Hong Kong shopping mall. In the incident, an elderly woman slapped a five-year-old girl, leading to police involvement and the arrest of three individuals, the elderly woman, her 34-year-old daughter, and the girl’s mother, on charges of public disorder. The incident sparked significant online outrage, with personal details of the 34-year-old woman being shared widely on social media. AIA responded by suspending the employee and stated it would review the situation internally. Legal experts warned that sharing private information online could constitute the crime of doxxing, potentially harming those involved. AIA subsequently removed comments from its social media platforms amid continued public scrutiny.
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