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FOR PATRIOTS ONLY: HONG KONG’S “NEW LOOK” LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL

Apr 7, 2021 | Letters from Hong Kong

(Note: This article was first published by Hong Kong Free Press on April 2, under the title “Patriots only please: How Beijing secured Hong Kong’s legislature from any danger of democratic infiltration”)   Details are now falling into place on the re-design of...

GONE FOR GOOD: THE DREAM OF A “GENUINE” UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE ELECTION

Mar 15, 2021 | Letters from Hong Kong

(Note: This is an updated version of the article published in Hong Kong Free Press on March 13, 2021, under the title: “The dream of genuine universal suffrage in Hong Kong is gone for good, but can the democracy movement survive?”)  Hong Kong’s...

HONG KONG’S CHIEF EXECUTIVE CARRIE LAM: Slings and Arrows from Every Direction

Mar 1, 2021 | Letters from Hong Kong

(Note: This article was originally published by Hong Kong Free Press on Feb. 27, 2021, under the title, “The Knives Are Out for Hong Kong’s Chief Executive Carrie Lam As Her Turbulent First Term Enters Its Final Months”)   For most of the past two years,...

NEW CRIMES, NEW DEFINITIONS: Learning the Language of National Security Under Party Rule

Feb 8, 2021 | Letters from Hong Kong

(Note:  This article was originally published in the Hong Kong Free Press on February 6. 2021, under the title “How Beijing Works to Force Hong Kong’s Compliance with the Party’s Way of Thinking”)  Shaping public opinion is a major aim of China’s state media...

TWO WORLDS COLLIDE: Common Law Norms in the Service of a National Security Regime

Jan 18, 2021 | Letters from Hong Kong

(This is an updated version of the article initially published in Hong Kong Free Press on Jan. 17, 2021, under the title “How Hong Kong’s National Security Law and Common Law System Collided Head On)  Enforcing Hong Kong’s new National Security Law may not be so...

DEATH AND REBIRTH: WHAT NEXT FOR HONG KONG’S LEGISALTIVE COUNCIL?

Jan 4, 2021 | Letters from Hong Kong

(Note: This article was originally published by Hong Kong Free Press, on Jan. 2, 2021, under the title “”Covid or covert? How Beijing concocted an election delay to reshape Hong Kong’s legislature) When Chief Executive Carrie Lam announced...
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