A woman has filed Hong Kong's first SARS discrimination suit alleging she was dismissed from her job because her mother contracted the disease, an equal rights official said Saturday. Kwok Yeuk-ching began proceedings Friday to seek damages from her former employer, Hip Wall Industries Ltd., and from a company director and shareholder, a court document showed. The Equal Opportunities Commission filed the suit on Kwok's behalf, a commission spokesman said.
September 28, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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