The 21st Red Cross International Humanitarian Law (IHL) Moot was held from 8-11 March 2023 in Hong Kong. After rounds of intensive competitions with 24 participating universities from the Asia Pacific region, the CUHK LAW Team progressed to the Quarter-final Round as the only team from Hong Kong and was awarded Read more…
Congratulations to CUHK LAW LLB student SIU Ngo Kenneth on winning the 2022 Law for Change Student Competition, established by PILnet. This competition paired law students with legal mentors as they sought to develop innovative solutions to entrenched social justice needs in Hong Kong, while raising general awareness about the Read more…
CUHK LAW JD graduates Kwan Yuen IU and Paul CHEUK have published an article “Legal and Institutional Impediments to Sharing Economy: Case of Uber’s Non-Uptake in Hong Kong” in the Asian Journal of Law and Economics. Read the article here.
CUHK LAW JD graduate Kwan Yuen IU and PCLL student Vanessa Man-Yi WONG have published an article on “ChatGPT by OpenAI: The End of Litigation Lawyers?”, which was translated and reported by the Japanese media outlets, Yahoo Japan and Sankei News. Read the article here.
Prof. Michael RAMSDEN has published an article on “Collective Legalization as a Strategic Function of the UN General Assembly in Responding to Human Rights Violations” in the Wisconsin International Law Journal. Read the article here.
News Prof. Normann WITZLEB’s work is extensively cited in the Report on the Privacy Act Review released by the Australian Attorney-General’s Department. This milestone Report concludes a two-year comprehensive review into Australia’s privacy laws and proposes a major overhaul of Australia’s data protection regime. The Privacy Act Review Report refers Read more…
Prof. Michael RAMSDEN has published an article on “Strategic Litigation in Wartime: Judging the Russian Invasion of Ukraine through the Genocide Convention” in the Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law. Read the article here.
Prof. Robin Hui HUANG has published an article “Reputational Sanctions as A Self-regulatory Tool of China’s Stock Exchanges: Recent Developments of the Law and Practice” in the Securities Regulation Law Journal. This publication is an outcome of Prof. Huang’s research project funded by China’s National Social Science Fund, titled “Legal Read more…
Prof. Robin Hui HUANG has published a co-authored article on “FinTech-Bank Partnership in China’s Credit Market: Models, Risks and Regulatory Responses” in the European Business Organization Law Review with Christine Menglu Wang. This publication is an outcome of Prof. Huang’s research project (Project Number: 14613219) funded by the Hong Kong Read more…
News Prof. Jae Woon LEE was quoted in the Straits Times’ article titled “Chinese balloon incident: Can US sovereign airspace be violated at 18.3km?”. Read the article here.