The Hong Kong National Security Law – A Paradigm Shift for its National Security Constitution

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Original languageEnglish
Publication statusPresented - 2 Jun 2022

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Title3rd Asia-Pacific and Europe Law Institutes Alliance (APELIA) Conference
LocationOnline
PlaceHong Kong
Period1 - 2 June 2022

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Abstract

Hong Kong has experienced major political movements over past years, and the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress decided to enact the Hong Kong National Security Law instead of waiting for local legislation. It has caused a significant change on the constitutional principles of Hong Kong including “one country, two systems”, high degree of autonomy, balances between human rights and national security, et cetera. They concluded by arguing that the Hong Kong National Security Law has caused a paradigm shift in Hong Kong’s national security constitution.

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Hong Kong Social Sciences
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Paradigm Social Sciences
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Law Social Sciences
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Constitution Social Sciences
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National Security Social Sciences
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Hong Kong National ... Keyphrases
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The Hong Kong National Security Law – A Paradigm Shift for its National Security Constitution. / LIN, Feng; FEI, Mengtian.
2022. 3rd Asia-Pacific and Europe Law Institutes Alliance (APELIA) Conference , Hong Kong.

Research output: Conference Papers › RGC 33 - Other conference paper