Former Hong Kong kindergarten administrator jailed for admissions bribes

Fatima Rumjahn, a former administrator at an international kindergarten in Hong Kong, has been sentenced to 25 months in jail after admitting to accepting over HK$640,000 in bribes to secure school admissions for children.

20 Apr, 10:12 — 20 Apr, 10:12

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Ex-international kindergarten administrator jailed for 25 months over school admissions bribes

A former administrator at an international kindergarten has been jailed for two years and one month after pleading guilty to accepting over HK$640,000 in bribes to help secure admissions for children applying to the school. Fatima Rumjahn, an ex-administrator at the English Schools Foundation’s (ESF) Wu Kai Sha International Kindergarten, appeared at the West Kowloon […]

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