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Secretary for Justice Teresa Cheng at the Legislative Council in Admiralty on June 24. She visited London in November to promote Hong Kong as a centre for dispute resolution. Photo: Dickson Lee
Why Hong Kong’s justice chief needs to visit London again to talk about the rule of law
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Teresa Cheng
Updated: 8:30am, 22 Nov, 2019
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Secretary for Justice Teresa Cheng at the Legislative Council in Admiralty on June 24. She visited London in November to promote Hong Kong as a centre for dispute resolution. Photo: Dickson Lee
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Police officers block a road in Lan Kwai Fong on October 31 to prevent anti-government protests. Photo: Sam Tsang
Hong Kong Department of Justice asks High Court to suspend ruling that anti-mask law is unconstitutional – as it scrambles to defend the legislation
- Request comes ahead of an expected appeal by the Department of Justice to reinstate the now suspended anti-mask law
- Justice department asks that mask ban and ordinance ‘remain valid and of legal effect’ until final verdict reached
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Police officers block a road in Lan Kwai Fong on October 31 to prevent anti-government protests. Photo: Sam Tsang
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