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Opinion | UK riots: Endangered Hong Kong exiles should return home On July 30, widespread anti-immigration riots gripped the United Kingdom, with Muslims in the firing line. In the following days, 1,024 people, some as young as 11, were arrested during the country's worst riots since 2011, with 575 charged (as of Aug 13).

Grenville Cross

2024.08.16 13:42

Opinion | UK riots: Endangered Hong Kong exiles should return home

Opinion | UK riots: Endangered Hong Kong exiles should return home

Opinion | Starmer should develop balanced strategy On June 13, when the UK Labour Party issued its manifesto for the general election on July 4, its focus was domestic issues. This was understandable, as elections are won and lost on bread-and-butter issues. There were, however, some references to foreign policy, albeit nothing too beefy. Signed by the Labour Party leader (now prime minister), Sir Keir Starmer, the manifesto committed the party to working with the US, supporting NATO, enhancing the AUKUS pact, and backing Ukraine in its conflict with Russia, so no surprises there.

Grenville Cross

2024.07.17 18:07

Opinion | Starmer should develop balanced strategy

Opinion | Starmer should develop balanced strategy

Opinion | Court of Final Appeal: Overseas judges must prioritize service over politics The rule of law has always been fundamental to the success story that is modern Hong Kong, and its custodian is the judiciary. So long as its legal system is protected by capable, independent and professional judges, the city has a bright future. Anybody, therefore, who wants to undermine the "one country, two systems" policy knows the judiciary stands in their way, which is why its judges have been targeted in the West.

Grenville Cross

2024.06.13 18:13

Opinion | Court of Final Appeal: Overseas judges must prioritize service over politics

Opinion | Court of Final Appeal: Overseas judges must prioritize service over politics

Opinion | Subversion verdicts: Justice prevails while Trevelyan whines On May 30, a 3-judge panel of the Court of First Instance delivered its verdicts in the trial of the 16 defendants accused of conspiring to subvert state power. Whereas 14 were convicted, two were acquitted. A further 31 defendants had earlier pleaded guilty, and the sentencing of the 45 offenders has been adjourned to June 25.

Grenville Cross

2024.06.04 18:33

Opinion | Subversion verdicts: Justice prevails while Trevelyan whines

Opinion | Subversion verdicts: Justice prevails while Trevelyan whines

Opinion | International Criminal Court threatened: Courageous prosecutor upholds global justice On Feb 12, 2021, the British barrister Karim Khan KC was elected as prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), at the 19th session of the Assembly of States Parties to the Rome Statute, in New York. He has an impressive pedigree and was sworn into office on June 16, 2021.

Grenville Cross

2024.06.01 16:36

Opinion | International Criminal Court threatened: Courageous prosecutor upholds global justice

Opinion | International Criminal Court threatened: Courageous prosecutor upholds global justice

Opinion | UK riots: Endangered Hong Kong exiles should return home

Opinion | UK riots: Endangered Hong Kong exiles should return home

Opinion | UK riots: Endangered Hong Kong exiles should return home On July 30, widespread anti-immigration riots gripped the United Kingdom, with Muslims in the firing line. In the following days, 1,024 people, some as young as 11, were arrested during the country's worst riots since 2011, with 575 charged (as of Aug 13).

Grenville Cross

2024.08.16 13:42

Opinion | Starmer should develop balanced strategy

Opinion | Starmer should develop balanced strategy

Opinion | Starmer should develop balanced strategy On June 13, when the UK Labour Party issued its manifesto for the general election on July 4, its focus was domestic issues. This was understandable, as elections are won and lost on bread-and-butter issues. There were, however, some references to foreign policy, albeit nothing too beefy. Signed by the Labour Party leader (now prime minister), Sir Keir Starmer, the manifesto committed the party to working with the US, supporting NATO, enhancing the AUKUS pact, and backing Ukraine in its conflict with Russia, so no surprises there.

Grenville Cross

2024.07.17 18:07

Opinion | Court of Final Appeal: Overseas judges must prioritize service over politics

Opinion | Court of Final Appeal: Overseas judges must prioritize service over politics

Opinion | Court of Final Appeal: Overseas judges must prioritize service over politics The rule of law has always been fundamental to the success story that is modern Hong Kong, and its custodian is the judiciary. So long as its legal system is protected by capable, independent and professional judges, the city has a bright future. Anybody, therefore, who wants to undermine the "one country, two systems" policy knows the judiciary stands in their way, which is why its judges have been targeted in the West.

Grenville Cross

2024.06.13 18:13

Opinion | Subversion verdicts: Justice prevails while Trevelyan whines

Opinion | Subversion verdicts: Justice prevails while Trevelyan whines

Opinion | Subversion verdicts: Justice prevails while Trevelyan whines On May 30, a 3-judge panel of the Court of First Instance delivered its verdicts in the trial of the 16 defendants accused of conspiring to subvert state power. Whereas 14 were convicted, two were acquitted. A further 31 defendants had earlier pleaded guilty, and the sentencing of the 45 offenders has been adjourned to June 25.

Grenville Cross

2024.06.04 18:33

Opinion | International Criminal Court threatened: Courageous prosecutor upholds global justice

Opinion | International Criminal Court threatened: Courageous prosecutor upholds global justice

Opinion | International Criminal Court threatened: Courageous prosecutor upholds global justice On Feb 12, 2021, the British barrister Karim Khan KC was elected as prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), at the 19th session of the Assembly of States Parties to the Rome Statute, in New York. He has an impressive pedigree and was sworn into office on June 16, 2021.

Grenville Cross

2024.06.01 16:36

Opinion | Gregory May: Read the Basic Law and respect the rule of law

Opinion | Gregory May: Read the Basic Law and respect the rule of law

Opinion | Gregory May: Read the Basic Law and respect the rule of law Diplomats discharge various functions in the course of their duty. Their main responsibility is to safeguard the interests of their nationals in the host country, whether resident or visiting. They also keep their home state informed about political and social issues, and convey views.

Grenville Cross

2024.05.18 19:12

Opinion | City must expedite proposed mandatory reporting of child abuse

Opinion | City must expedite proposed mandatory reporting of child abuse

Opinion | City must expedite proposed mandatory reporting of child abuse The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) recognizes and protects children's fundamental freedoms and inherent rights. The UN adopted it in 1989, and Hong Kong became a signatory in 1994. It requires the parties to take all available measures to protect and fulfill children's rights (Art.4), and there is a positive obligation to create an environment where children can grow up safely and achieve their full potential.

Grenville Cross

2024.05.10 18:31

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