Dual Mode (In-person with Simultaneous Zoom Broadcast) Hong Kong Under China’s National Security Law Conference
Panel 1: Comparative Perspectives (video)
- Kent Roach (Toronto), Echoes that Build to a Cacophony: Hong Kong’s Security Law Compared to Illiberal Elements of the Security Laws of Liberal Democracies (PPT)
- Cherian George (HKBU), Media Freedom and Censorship under Post-Orwellian Authoritarianism (PPT)
- Michael Hor (HKU), National Security in Hong Kong and Singapore (PPT)
Panel 2: International Elements (video)
- Ryan Mitchell (CUHK), Theories of Sovereignty in the Origins and Implementation of Hong Kong’s NSL (PPT)
- Bing Ling (Sydney), The Extraterritorial Application of Hong Kong’s NSL (PPT)
Panel 3: Mainland Significance (video)
- Zhu Han (HKU), The Hong Kong National Security Law: The Shifted Grundnorm of Hong Kong’s Legal Order and Its Implications (PPT)
- Zheng Tang (Wuhan) & Xu Huang (Wuhan), State Secrets in Hong Kong’s NSL (PPT)
Panel 4: Specific Ramifications for Hong Kong (video)
- Fu Hualing (HKU) & Zhai Xiaobo (Macau), The New Political Policing in Hong Kong (PPT)
- Simon Young (HKU), Police Powers under the NSL: Legitimacy and Safeguards (PPT)
- Kelley Loper (HKU) & Carole Petersen (Hawaii), Academic Freedom in the Shadow of Hong Kong’s NSL (PPT)
Panel 5: Constitutional and Systemic Consequences (video)