Lee Man-hee, founder of the Shincheonji Church, will face trial starting July 24 on charges of forcing over 56,000 followers to join the People Power Party to influence election primaries. The indictment came as the statute of limitations neared.
Shincheonji Church founder Lee Man-hee, 95, attended a court hearing on his potential arrest over allegations of forcing over 56,000 followers to join the People Power Party to influence elections. He allegedly sought favors in return.
Lee Man hires Giancarlo Italiano, former Wellington Phoenix coach, to lead the club with a new perspective, enhancing competitiveness on and off the pitch.
Hong Kong Premier League champions Kitchee plan to strengthen their squad for next season's Asian competitions, with president Ken Ng Kin aiming for the quarter-finals of the AFC Champions League Two and promising a "stronger and better" team to compete with wealthier Asian rivals.
Fondée en 1984 par le pasteur Lee Man-hee, l’organisation Shincheonji Église de Jésus, centrée notamment autour de l’interprétation du livre de l’Apocalypse de la Bible, revendique plus de 300.000 fidèles dans plus de 100 pays.
Kitchee can clinch the Premier League title on Sunday with a win over BC Rangers, aiming to prove their dominance in Hong Kong football after a recent cup final loss.
