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title: "CUHK professor, 46, suspended after posing as schoolboy in Australia"
type: "News"
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description: "A professor from the Chinese University of Hong Kong, Johnny Li Siu-hang, has been suspended after pleading guilty to posing as a schoolboy to photograph students at elite schools in Australia. He was arrested for mingling with pupils in a school uniform and taking photos. CUHK stated it takes faculty conduct seriously and will investigate the incident. Li was found with uniforms from multiple schools and was sentenced to an 18-month conditional release order after pleading guilty to stalking and trespassing charges."
datetime: "2026-03-07T10:13:35.000Z"
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# CUHK professor, 46, suspended after posing as schoolboy in Australia

The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) has suspended an academic who reportedly pleaded guilty to posing as a schoolboy to photograph pupils at an elite boys’ school in Australia. Australian media reported that Johnny Li Siu-hang, a professor at CUHK’s business school, was arrested on Tuesday after allegedly dressing in the uniform of the Sydney institution to mingle with pupils and take photos of them. A CUHK spokeswoman said on Friday evening that the university was aware of the incident and attached great importance to it, stressing that it took the conduct of its faculty and staff seriously. “The university has suspended the duties of the faculty member concerned and will set up a committee to investigate the incident in accordance with relevant procedures,” she said. “Any breach of conduct will be handled seriously.” Australian media earlier reported that the 46-year-old professor had been mingling with students playing at a public park opposite their school, when a teacher spotted and “extracted” him from the crowd of high-school boys. Photos of Li show he was wearing the uniform of Sydney Grammar School, including long socks and a school bag. The professor was also reported to have visited the campuses of four of Sydney’s top high schools to take photos of at least 36 pupils. These included St Ignatius’ College Riverview, Sydney Boys High School, Trinity Grammar School and Sydney Grammar School. When officers searched Li’s hotel room in Sydney, they found uniforms from each of the schools he had visited. He reportedly told police that dressing as a pupil and taking photos was a hobby. He later pleaded guilty to stalking and trespassing charges and was sentenced to an 18-month conditional release order. He was reported to have flown back to Hong Kong on Friday.

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