Over 90 per cent of more than 6,000 public submissions have voiced support for Hong Kong’s sexual offences reform, the city’s security chief has said, as he pledged to table a bill to the legislature within the year. Booklets published by Association Concerning Sexual Violence Against Women on sexual assault and sexual law reform. “In particular, we note that the Bar Association has said it ‘largely agreed’ to establish the offence,” Tang told reporters in Cantonese. “We are X” and the Association Concerning Sexual Violence Against Women jointly host a press conference on July 8, 2026. The current proposals, announced in June, adopted the recommendations from the LRC albeit without a specific offence on persistent child sexual abuse.