Date: 26Nov 2016 Between April and August 2015, the Rule of Law and Legal Culture Project conducted an empirical study on the legal culture of Hong Kong with the...
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Date: 22Oct 2016 Between April and August 2015, the Rule of Law and Legal Culture Project conducted an empirical study on the legal culture of Hong Kong with the...
Date:22Oct 2016 Between April and August 2015, the Rule of Law and Legal Culture Project conducted an empirical study on the legal culture of Hong Kong with the...
Conference and Seminars, Court and Judiciary, Human Rights, Law Teaching, Public and Comparative
08/12/16 Matthew Palmer: The Judiciary and the Legal Academy
Date:08Dec 2016 Appointed to the New Zealand High Court last year, the Hon Justice Matthew Palmer has found judicial life more similar to academic life than any other...
Date:08Nov 2016 Global constitutionalism is a hot topic among internationally oriented public law scholars. Many contemporary authors seem to presume that the idea of...
Conference and Seminars, Human Rights, Public and Comparative, Rights Talk
2016/12/17 Do Hong Kong People Treasure Rights? (Part 1)
Date:17Dec 2016 Between April and August 2015, the Rule of Law and Legal Culture Project conducted an empirical study on the legal culture of Hong Kong with the...
Human Rights, Public and Comparative, Rights Talk
2016/12/17 Do Hong Kong People Treasure Rights? (Part 2)
Date:17Dec 2016 Between April and August 2015, the Rule of Law and Legal Culture Project conducted an empirical study on the legal culture of Hong Kong with the...
Conference and Seminars, Public and Comparative
2017/02/14 Kosuke Onishi: Rethinking the Requirement of Military Necessity
Date: 14Feb 2017 The principle of ‘military necessity’ has been described as one of the oldest and most effective restraints on violence during war. While...
Conference and Seminars, Public and Comparative, Rule of Law
2017/02/20 Hoi Kong: The Rule of Law and Democracy: What’s the Connection?
Date:20Feb 2017 In this presentation, Professor Hoi Kong will argue that the idea of the rule of law, and indeed the idea of law itself, has deep connections with norms...
Conference and Seminars, Criminal Law, Human Rights, Practice and Procedure, Public and Comparative
2017/01/23 Patricia Ho: The development of human trafficking/forced labour law in Hong Kong
Date: 23Jan 2017 On 23 December 2016, His Honourable Judge Zervos handed down his judgment in the case of ZN, a judicial review challenging the failure of the Hong Kong...