ICAC Investigators 1992

Overview

ICAC Investigators is a long-running family of Hong Kong television miniseries that focuses on the operations of the Independent Commission Against Corruption. Produced by Radio Television Hong Kong, which functions as an independent government department, the series is developed with the full cooperation of the commission itself. The program is classified under the genres of crime and drama. Each installment of the series dramatizes real cases handled by the commission to serve two primary functions. First, the productions act as public awareness films designed to educate the local populace regarding the dangers of corrupt practices. Second, the series serves as a public relations tool for the commission. By presenting these dramatized accounts, the project provides viewers with insight into the work performed by the organization. The 1992 iteration of this series continues the established tradition of using television as a medium for highlighting the activities of the Independent Commission Against Corruption within Hong Kong.