18 of the 49ers are having their day in Court.
The defendant CX managers of the day are turning and squirming as they give evidence to try to justify their shameful actions which are now exposed to the public gaze "of the fair-minded man in the street" and the judgment of an independent Justice.
As an AOA member of many years, I say that this would never have come to this stage without the early moral and monetary support of the Union. It is true that when the AOA in trying to seek a pragmatic solution, that better courses of action might have been taken.
Never-the-less, only the early concerted effort by the AOA union and the subsequent stoicism of the 18 has culminated in the public exposure of the shameful and repugnant behavior of those in CX management who were arrogant enough to think they could act in such an immoral way and in contempt of the law of Hong Kong.