A law professor has added his voice to fears that the government risks breaching world trade laws by curbing the amount of baby milk formula that people can take with them when leaving Hong Kong,...
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27 Feb 2013
The World Trade Organisation has backed the European Union’s challenge to Chinese duties on X-ray scanners, and Brussels demanded they be removed immediately, saying it would not accept tit-for-...
14 Feb 2013
A cap on the amount of milk formula travellers can take out of Hong Kong could breach World Trade Organisation rules. The government announced this month it planned to limit the number of cans...
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8 Feb 2013
A priority policy should be in place not just for education, but for other services, including welfare, because people living locally contribute to the government budget as Hong Kong taxpayers.
30 Jan 2013
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