Date: 04-05May 2018
Author - adamin
Conference and Seminars, Criminal Law, Law, Litereture and Humanities, Practice and Procedure
Duncan Chappell and Kenneth Polk: Examining Art Fraud
Date: 24Jan 2017 SYNOPSIS: This lecture will address the topic of art that is deemed to be non-authentic, art that in other discussions might be referred to as “fakes”...
Chinese Law, Conference and Seminars, Human Rights, Public and Constitutional Law
CCL Talk: Prof Jerome A. Cohen: China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and the ICCPR
Date: 16Jan 2017 Professor Jerome Cohen of NYU Law School and Faculty Director of the US-Asian Law Institute recently delivered a lecture at the Centre for Chinese Law...
Conference and Seminars, International and Comparative law, Law and Medical ethics
Marie Danielle Kobler: Conversations at life’s end-reimagining advance care planning in Hong Kong as an intervention
Date: 29May 2014 SYNOPSIS: Hong Kong has a rapidly aging population and a majority of deaths occur in public hospitals. Poorly developed primary care services and...
Human Rights, Law and Medical ethics, Law and Technology and Intellectual Property, Wyng-Hatton Lecture
Prof Bartha M. Knoppers: Computing Genomic and Health Data in the “Clouds”? ELSI Challenges
Date: 21May 2014 SYNOPSIS: Big Data computation will increasingly use commercial cloud providers such as Google, Microsoft or Amazon as the locus of analysis due to the...
Court and Judiciary, Facutly Inaugural Public Lecture, Public and Constitutional Law
Prof Anselmo Reyes: THE FUTURE OF THE JUDICIARY-Reflections on Present Challenges to the Administration of Justice in Hong Kong
Date: 2May 2014 SYNOPSIS: Inaugural Lecture The lecture will highlight six challenges which urgently need to be addressed by the Judiciary in the interests of...
Conference and Seminars, Human Rights, International and Comparative law, Public and Comparative, Rights Talk
Lynette J. Chua: Singapore’s Gay Rights Movement: Past, Present, and Future
Date: 12May 2014 SYNOPSIS: From private meetings in living rooms in the early 1990s to the emergence of annual rallies and decriminalization campaigns in the past seven...
Conference and Seminars, Criminal Law, Human Rights, International and Comparative law, Public and Constitutional Law
Prof Paul Roberts: Confronting Strasbourg: From Common Law Criminal Procedure and European Fair Trial Rights to Cosmopolitan Criminal Jurisprudence
Date: 07May 2014 SYNOPSIS: This paper explores the on-going impact of human rights norms on English criminal procedure. Recent Strasbourg case-law in relation to, e.g...
Conference and Seminars, Court and Judiciary, Public and Constitutional Law
David Law: Judicial Comparativism and Judicial Diplomacy
Date: 02May 2014 SYNOPSIS: Much has been said on the normative question of whether and in what ways courts ought to engage with foreign law. Rarely, however, do scholars...
Conference and Seminars, International and Comparative law, Law and Technology and Intellectual Property
Dr Žiga Turk: Communication & Technology in the Past, Present and Future of Europe
Date: 30Apr 2014 SYNOPSIS: Elements of society, individuals, families, businesses, states and other organizations are held together by communication. Throughout history...