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Exclusive | Exit of 2 UK judges won t affect top Hong Kong court s independence, ex-justice chief says

Former secretary for justice Teresa Cheng says the rule of law will continue to be upheld and judicial independence practised.

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Hong Kong 47: judges ruling on what constitutes subversion clarifies the law but still too broad and could be challenged in future, analysts say

Hong Kong 47: judges ruling on what constitutes subversion clarifies the law but still too broad and could be challenged in future, analysts say
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Hong Kong s new domestic security law will inevitably have chilling effect , leading legal expert says following arrest of 7 people for sedition

Legal scholar Albert Chen says residents who engage in speech or publication have to judge for themselves whether it is considered seditious under ordinance.

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Legal experts say overseas national security-related laws referenced for Hong Kong s Article 23 are overbroad , excessive

Consultation paper on city’s coming legislation cites 22 national security-related laws in different countries.

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Hong Kong s plan to extend detention period of suspects in national security cases sparks concerns among rights experts

Rights lawyer calls suggestions on extending detention and barring arrestees from contacting legal representatives ‘very concerning’.

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