Hong Kong has long been recognised as a standard setter for corporate governance and human rights in the region, as well as a platform for supporting China’s “Going Out” strategy. Photo: AFP Hong Kong has long been recognised as a standard setter for corporate governance and human rights in the region, as well as a platform for supporting China’s “Going Out” strategy. Photo: AFP
Hong Kong has long been recognised as a standard setter for corporate governance and human rights in the region, as well as a platform for supporting China’s “Going Out” strategy. Photo: AFP
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China must set ethical standards for its Belt and Road investments

Mimi Zou says Hong Kong, if not Beijing itself, should seize the opportunity to take the lead, given its reputation in corporate governance and the protection of human rights

Mimi Zou
Mimi Zou

Updated: 2:54pm, 20 Jul, 2018

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Hong Kong has long been recognised as a standard setter for corporate governance and human rights in the region, as well as a platform for supporting China’s “Going Out” strategy. Photo: AFP Hong Kong has long been recognised as a standard setter for corporate governance and human rights in the region, as well as a platform for supporting China’s “Going Out” strategy. Photo: AFP
Hong Kong has long been recognised as a standard setter for corporate governance and human rights in the region, as well as a platform for supporting China’s “Going Out” strategy. Photo: AFP
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