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1. Environment pick raises doubts

   Posted Jun 24th 2007, 12:00am by Klaudia Lee

   ... Environmentalists yesterday expressed concerns over Edward Yau Tang-wah's lack of experience in the field. Most said they were unfamiliar with Mr Yau, who will head a new environment bureau, and suggested he brush up on the subject to prepare to tackle the burning issues of air quality and energy conservation. Friends of the Earth spokesman Hahn Chu Hon-keung said the group ...

   http://www.scmp.com/article/598042/environment-pick-raises-doubts
2. New lines with that familiar ring

   Posted Jul 15th 2004, 12:00am by Klaudia Lee

   ... by Zuni Icosahedron and the Edward Lam Dance Theatre and will be staged from August 13 to September 5 at the Shouson Theatre of the Hong Kong Arts Centre in Wan Chai. ...

   http://www.scmp.com/article/463196/new-lines-familiar-ring
3. Tsang takes a shot at those firing blanks

   Posted Mar 22nd 2007, 12:00am by Klaudia Lee

   ... cast a blank vote. Mr Tsang probably felt relieved, though, that Edward Chow Kwong-fai of the accountancy subsector, who also did not nominate anyone, has decided to vote for him. Amid all ...

   http://www.scmp.com/article/586010/tsang-takes-shot-those-firing-blanks
4. Lack of power 'fosters extremism'

   Posted Jan 07th 2007, 12:00am by Klaudia Lee

   ... becomes [more] complicated.' Another speaker at the seminar, Lingnan University president Edward Chen Kwan-yiu, said the impression of collusion arose partly from civil servants joining ...

   http://www.scmp.com/article/577777/lack-power-fosters-extremism
5. Cabinet shows civil servants, outsiders don't mix: Regina Ip

   Posted Jun 16th 2007, 12:00am by Klaudia Lee

   ... Liao Sau-tung, home affairs chief Patrick Ho Chi-ping, and Secretary for Education and Manpower Arthur Li Kwok-cheung. One of the new faces, Edward Yau Tang-wah, 48, who is pegged ...

   http://www.scmp.com/article/597068/cabinet-shows-civil-servants-outsiders-dont-mix-regina-ip
6. Rule of law under threat: lawyers

   Posted Mar 27th 2004, 12:00am by Carrie Chan, Gary Cheung, Klaudia Lee

   ... Legal experts warned last night that the NPC Standing Committee's interpretations of the Basic Law would risk undermining Hong Kong's autonomy under 'one country, two systems'. Bar Association chairman Edward Chan King-sang said the National People's Congress committee could legally interpret the Basic Law. 'The problem is whether it is sensible. ...

   http://www.scmp.com/article/449946/rule-law-under-threat-lawyers
7. Economic pillars sinking: academic

   Posted Jan 07th 2007, 12:00am by Klaudia Lee

   ... Hong Kong has lost two of the four pillars of its economy, Lingnan University president Edward Chen Kwan-yiu warned yesterday. The economics professor said that of the pillars - logistics, tourism, finance and trade-related support services - the city had lost the opportunity to develop into a logistics hub and a 'breakthrough' would be needed in tourism. He said Hong Kong ...

   http://www.scmp.com/article/577778/economic-pillars-sinking-academic
8. Poll important for all, says judge who quit

   Posted Nov 02nd 2006, 12:00am by Klaudia Lee

   ... The man who resigned as a High Court Recorder to stand for the Election Committee says the poll is important for everyone. Former Bar Association chairman Edward Chan King-sang said yesterday he hoped to play his part in picking the right person. Mr Chan, the eighth most senior member on the Bar list, said both roles were 'very important and serious' and his decision ...

   http://www.scmp.com/node/569920
9. Beijing puts leftist up for cabinet, sources say

   Posted Jun 15th 2007, 12:00am by Klaudia Lee

   ... of business; Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor, permanent secretary for home affairs; Eva Cheng Yu-wah, permanent secretary for economic development; and Edward Yau Tang-wah, director of information services. ...

   http://www.scmp.com/article/596884/beijing-puts-leftist-cabinet-sources-say
10. Teething troubles over, says Tsang

    Posted Jun 24th 2007, 12:00am by Klaudia Lee

    ... think-tank, to become secretary for home affairs. The most junior of the civil service recruits, Edward Yau Tang-wah, 47, will head a new Environment Bureau. Among other key appointments announced ...

    http://www.scmp.com/article/598052/teething-troubles-over-says-tsang

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