Any law penalising storm-chasing should strike a balance between personal freedoms and safety, the head of the Hong Kong Bar Association has said, with the well-being of children also a factor.
Bar Association chairman Jose-Antonio Maurellet, speaking in a televised interview on Sunday, said that the need for a law against such actions required societal consensus, and mens rea, or criminal intent, must be clearly defined.
“I hope that no matter how the problem is dealt with, we need to consider…