Protests against the decisions of 'Judges in the Provisional Court on 'Aug. 20 in connection with two:"industrial' cases involving intimidation charges. were entered. by the fSanier Census Depatice tencerm wherein 2 male fitter was charged with interfering with the work factory, the Hong Fong Cotton Mill, Whashing Road, at 6.30 p.m, fon Sunday.
Accused ind been dismissed from "I strongly object to the decision' as being- one which disregards the upon the.statement of the accused.
'The, second protest was entered] by Mi. H. E. Stevens. when Judge Chou imposed a fine of $15 or 15 days' imprisonment against four' shop. assistants who were charged with intimidating shop assistants at, 45 Sinza Road on Saturday.
Mr, Stevens' remarks were:—
"The defence is relying upon labour laws; they are not to be enforced. in this Court."
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