Date: 10Mar 2016 How does the Japanese Court assess a reasonable share price in management buy-out (MBO) situations? This talk will consider how Japanese courts...
Video
Conference and Seminars, Public and Comparative
Official Launch of CCPL’s Hong Kong’s Hidden Stories: I am Hong Kong Too
Date: 22Mar 2016 Hong Kong’s Hidden Stories is a CCPL project dedicated to building a collective narrative of Hong Kong’s ethnic minorities. In sharing their...
Public and Comparative, Seminar
3/3 CCPL Dialogue on Hong Kong’s Constitutional Future: the Future of One Country, Two Systems
Date: 14Apr 2016 “One Country Two Systems” have been practiced in in Hong Kong for 18 years. The conflict between “One Country” and “Two Systems” becomes more and more...
Conference and Seminars, Human Rights, International and Comparative law, Public and Constitutional Law, Seminar
The promise of a “Negative Voting” system for Hong Kong elections – Mr. Sam Chang
Date: 21Mar 2016 A “negative vote” is a vote cast against a candidate or a party. Although each voter still has only one vote, (s)he has the option to vote “no” instead...
Public and Comparative, Rule of Law, Seminar
(2/3) A Dialogue on the Future of Hong Kong’s Rule of Law
Date: 22Feb 2016 The Rule of Law is the cornerstone of Hong Kong’s success. However, Hong Kong’s Rule of Law faces many challenges in recent years. What are the greatest...
Public and Comparative, Seminar
Coming Clean: The prevalence of forced labour & human trafficking amongst MDWs
Date: 08May 2016 For years, the Hong Kong Government has repeatedly stated that there is no evidence that Hong Kong is a source, destination or transit area for human...
Public and Comparative, Seminar
Dr Fiona Batt: A Critique of the Status of Ancient Indigenous Human Remains in International Law
Date: 04May 2016 Today indigenous peoples are making requests to museums for the return of their ancestors’ human remains. Ancient indigenous human remains have a sui...
Public and Comparative, Seminar
African Constitutions: State, Society, and Economy, Professor Yash Ghai and Jill Cottrell
Date: 26Apr 2016 here have been at least two major phases of constitution making since the end of the Second World War. The first followed the victory of the Allied...
Public and Comparative, Seminar
(Screening Response 2) 20 Years After the Beijing Platform: the Hong Kong Journey and the Road Ahead
Date: 10May 2016 This year’s Spring Workshop aims to present reflections of those engaged in advocating gender equality at the frontlines, and to map out together how...
Public and Comparative, Seminar
(Panel 1, Response 1) 20 Years After the Beijing Platform: the Hong Kong Journey and the Road Ahead
Date: 10May 2016 This year’s Spring Workshop aims to present reflections of those engaged in advocating gender equality at the frontlines, and to map out together how...