Prof. Christopher ROBERTS has published an article on “The Historical Development of the Concept of Forced Labor and the Open Boundaries of its Definition Today” in the New Mexico Law Review. Read the article here.
News Prof. Hao ZHANG was quoted in the South China Morning Post’s article entitled ‘China’s clean energy boom “an example to the entire world”, IEA analyst says’. Read the article here.
CUHK LAW JD and PCLL graduate Samuel Yee Ching LEUNG has published an article titled “Apparent Authority, Quincecare Duty and Termination of Banking Relationship” in Law Quarterly Review (Sweet & Maxwell). The article comments on the Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal decision PT Asuransi Tugu Pratama Indonesia TBK v Read more…
Prof. Ryan MITCHELL has published an essay titled “China’s engagement with the ITLOS climate change advisory proceedings and its strategic formalism in international law” with the CIL Dialogues blog of the National University of Singapore Centre for International Law. Read the essay here.
News Prof. Ryan MITCHELL was quoted in Reuters’ s article “What is a suspended death sentence in China?” Read the article here.
News Prof. Chao XI was quoted in DL News’s article titled “China to include crypto in money laundering rules amid crackdown on cybercrime gangs”. Read the article here.
Prof. Yueming YAN received the 2023 Journal of International Economic Law (JIEL) Excellence in Reviewing Award. The award recognises external reviewers who are not members of JIEL’s Editorial and Advisory Board and have contributed especially detailed and helpful reviews in 2023. Details are available here.
Prof. Robin Hui HUANG is listed on the 2023 List of CLSCI Prolific Scholars (2023年CLSCI高產學者) issued by the China Law Society. CLSCI (China Legal Science Citation Index) Prolific Scholars are defined as those who have published three or more articles in CLSCI journals (about 20 core law journals in China) Read more…
News CUHK LAW JD graduate Kwan Yuen IU has published a co-authored article entitled “Catalyst for Common Law Evolution: Experiment with ChatGPT and a Hypothetical Common Law Jurisdiction” in the Asian Journal of Law and Economics with Ziyue Zhou. Read the article here.
Prof. Stuart HARGREAVES discussed the government’s plans to introduce 2000 more CCTV cameras in Hong Kong on the RTHK’s Backchat radio programme. The episode (Jan 19) can be listened to here.