A statue of Lady Justice above the entrance to the Court of Final Appeal, in Central district of Hong Kong. Photo: EPA-EFE A statue of Lady Justice above the entrance to the Court of Final Appeal, in Central district of Hong Kong. Photo: EPA-EFE
A statue of Lady Justice above the entrance to the Court of Final Appeal, in Central district of Hong Kong. Photo: EPA-EFE
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Letters | A case for judicial reform in Hong Kong

  • While government officials are held to high standards of accountability, the judiciary seems to be more “equal” than others

Topic |   Hong Kong courts
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Updated: 6:15am, 9 Sep, 2020

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A statue of Lady Justice above the entrance to the Court of Final Appeal, in Central district of Hong Kong. Photo: EPA-EFE A statue of Lady Justice above the entrance to the Court of Final Appeal, in Central district of Hong Kong. Photo: EPA-EFE
A statue of Lady Justice above the entrance to the Court of Final Appeal, in Central district of Hong Kong. Photo: EPA-EFE
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